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Long overdue gratitude post for @nationaldancehonors @revive_dance_convention @adrenalinedanceinc 

What a whirlwind Regional Season it’s been followed up by two beautiful Nationals with people I love and admire. 

Thank you to all the Studios, Directors, Teachers and Parents who trusted us and enhanced our season. To all the students who came with open hearts and endless talent, we love watching you grow. 

I don’t take the role of Convention Director lightly. My inaugural year was full of learning, problem solving, listening, communicating and feeling. I’m so proud of our entire team who continues to work tirelessly to keep education at the forefront and the love for this art form at our core. 

To everyone who has joined us, I am grateful for you and constantly inspired by you. I hope to see you again soon. 

To @j_keez_y @ianmichaelstuart & @mk_all.day thank you for believing in me, supporting me and challenging me. 

To our faculty, our assistants, ACE’s, honored assistants, honored dancers, admin team, production team and my other CD’s I’m so proud to stand alongside you. 

I don’t have a lot of photos, but I promise every moment is in my heart.
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A NETFLIX Documentary- WATCH NOW!
Link in Bio.

A new documentary on dance and difference
“Room to Move” may appear to be about dance. It is really about neurodivergence. The acclaimed documentary, streaming on Netflix from Wednesday, follows Jenn Freeman, a choreographer in her 30s who is losing her connection to her lifelong passion when she is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Though shaken, Ms Freeman is also given a new perspective on her life, allowing her to recognise her dancing as having originated in
“stimming”-the repetitive self-stimulation through which many autistic people regulate anxiety or other intense emotions.
Alexander Hammer, the director, deploys an immersive style reminiscent of both “Moonage Daydream” and “Afternoons Of Solitude”-two recent documentaries about David Bowie and bullfighting, respectively. This helps the viewer experience Ms Freeman’s life as she does: seeing what she sees and feeling what she feels (at least a little). In doing so, it provides a rare insight into how a neurodivergent person understands the world.

THE ECONOMIST. #asd #documentary #netflix #netflixdocumentary #dance
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Bam on his way over… 🫠
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