By Laurie Cameron, Registered Movement Pattern Analyst
My choreographic process has always involved collaborative research – studio time in which “problems” that I have invented (usually based on a theme) are solved in various ways by the artists who will eventually perform whatever eventually materializes. As the director of the process, my job is to organize and orchestrate largely improvised material into some kind of coherent, presentable form.
With strong motivations in both Timing and Anticipating, it has always been important to me to move the process toward a “finished product” in a timely fashion, assuming that all involved trusted me to make sound artistic decisions and hoping to avoid hours of grueling studio work that might not necessarily produce more interesting results.… Read More