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Dance, Storytelling & Film
Co-directed by @nahyoufale and @tylermadisoncarney
📍Naarm/Melbourne
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Workshop Two - Dance Film Thank you to everyone who came to our second workshop! We had a lot of fun sharing some tools that we’ve gained over the years that has helped us create our films. Stay tuned for our final free workshop for 2026! Supported by @creativenz Filmed by @elvinwong_ Music by @arfaleatua
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20 days ago
Other Than Yourself A snippet from what we made for @poneke.dance.festival Dance on Screen Film Competition. Had fun pulling this together quickly! Stoked to have won the hi-fi category 🩶 Music by @arfaleatua
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21 days ago
While We Wait Huge thank you to @cypherculture_ & @dancehouse.melb for having Threading Frames be a part of ‘new new’. We first began building this work in 2025 during our residency at @ausdancetheatre so to have the opportunity to bring a section to life and perform in Naarm was amazing. Within this work we were playing with blending dialogue, storytelling, movement & dreamscape imagery and allowed our experience in creating films to influence all of this. Thank you to those who reached out to share your experience of this work. We are looking forward to seeing it grow! Performance by @tylermadisoncarney @nahyoufale Lighting design @elekis_lights Sound design Jesse Austin Stewart, @iffy.south & @taylorkaeknott Photography @nam.chops Video @kimberly.summer_ Thank you to @ef__ @ausdancetheatre @chunkymove @lucyguerininc for supporting this work along the way!
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4 months ago
POV: 4 shows, 1 night👀 Mekar yang Diam kicks off the night, then new new takes over — a triple-bill by Threading Frames, Jorje & CONJAH that cycles through ritual, liminality, and encounter. Raw flavours. Real works. Only 4 nights. Opening TOMORROW at Dancehouse. Wed 11 — Sat 14 Mar. Tickets via link in bio 🎟️ Music by @rama_parwata 🔥 #Dancehouse #SeasonOne
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5 months ago
🎬 Watch the world of While We Wait come alive. A dream-like duet by Threading Frames — Joshua Faleatua & Tyler Carney-Faleatua — navigating the space where memories, fears, and desires collide. Between who we are and who we‘re becoming. A meeting place of fate, faith, and uncertainty. Dance, theatre, and psychological depth — all in one work. Part of new new, a triple-bill of boundary-pushing performances at Dancehouse. Book your tickets via the link in bio. #Dancehouse #SeasonOne #newnew #TripleBill
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5 months ago
Workshop One - Movement Huge thank you to everyone who came out to our first workshop as part of our Free Workshop Series. We left feeling so inspired by you all and it really means a lot that you took the time to be part of this. We delved into movement, starting with a task as the base to which we added multiple layers. These layers pushed and expanded the base task to encourage play and exploration. We focused in on tangents as a way to venture off from structure and follow curiosity. All with the intention of bringing your dance into the room. As artists and facilitators, we are continuing to grow how we share our movement practice. We are excited to keep exploring and develop how we share our practice with you all 🩶 More info about our next workshop coming soon 👀 Supported by @creativenz 🎥 @elvinwong_
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6 months ago
Here’s a look into our new short dance film ‘Again and Again’ A place where the line between self and shadow self dissolves within a realm where memories, fears and desires collide. Directed by @threadingframes Written by @tylermadisoncarney DOP/Editor @nahyoufale Dancers @tylermadisoncarney and @helena__may Composer Jesse Austin-Stewart and @iffy.south
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8 months ago
Starting to develop our new work ‘While We Wait’ 🩶 Big thanks to @ausdancetheatre for this residency and support! We had such an amazing time and can’t wait to continue working on this.
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9 months ago
DARK!DARK!DARK! We had the honor of capturing this multi disciplinary theatre work by our friends @_conjah . Every collaborator involved in this project is next level 🙏🏼 📍Threading Frames has officially relocated to Naarm/Melbourne and we’re now available to film and edit your shows. performance directors/performers: @jahra.arieta @ooshcon light design director: @elekis_lights lead sound design director: @spewer_oside sound design director: @nopityhc @josaia.wasasala @mitch.ballard performer: @josaia.wasasala costume design director: @6x4online producer: @kasi.valu performer: @half.queen head technician: @jamesthemuss666 stage manager: @alexjpdallas filming: @threadingframes production support: @bigm_oood Poster photography: @francescarter graphic font: @timothystattoos commissioned & presented by @kiamaufestival Check out @_conjah if you’d like to know more about this work
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10 months ago
Paths of Parenthood with Tor Colombus Thank you so much to everyone who took the time to watch these three short documentaries. A look into the lives of some incredibly inspiring artists who are also navigating the journey of parenthood. We’re so grateful to these artists for sharing their stories, and we want to acknowledge all the creatives out there balancing their art and family life. This was a truly special project for us. 🔗 in bio to watch these films Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
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a year ago
Paths of Parenthood with Tori Manley-Tapu & Aloalii Tapu A life in the arts is no easy task and continuing that path while raising a family is even more challenging. These are some of the stories rarely spoken, but deeply felt. 🔗 in bio to watch each film Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
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a year ago
Paths of Parenthood with Sarah Foster-Sproull This is a three-part short documentary series that gives insight into the lives of some dance artists in Aotearoa who are also parents, featuring Tori Manley-Tapu & Aloalii Tapu, Sarah Foster-Sproull, and Tor Colombus. Each artist shares their perspective on navigating their creative practice and family life, reflecting on how parenthood arrived in their journey, the ways it reshaped priorities and artistic vision, and the ongoing challenges of sustaining a career in dance while raising children. 🔗 in bio to watch each film Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
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a year ago
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