Sunday nights on the exposedance.org Blog are reserved for our compilation of Videos of the Week. We love highlighting our friends who are making strides in dance, as well as some of our inspirations doing it big around the the world.
Our boy B. True is over in Germany doing duty for his country. But he always seems to find an excuse to let loose and cut a rug. Here he is dancing all around the city and rollin’ up in a Benz wagon…SWAG.
Lando Wilkins never ceases to amaze us. His musicality is uncanny. Here is his Movement Lifestyle theSPOTLIGHT feature, which has him talking about his interpretation of what theSPOTLIGHT means to him.
Now, this one isn’t quite from this week, but is relevant to the KODACHROME family nonetheless. Jekajane taught this piece at the 4th Annual KODACHROME Anniversary Workshop at James Madison University this past January. It was a very poignant moment during that weekend of dance. All of the dancers connected and interpreted the piece as if it were them speaking the words through their movement. Thank you Jekajane for sharing with us!
Ian Eastwood is a young creative making his own waves throughout the dance culture. This was a fun one for us to watch, and we wish we were right there dancing with everyone! Great job Ian!
*DISCLAIMER – THIS VIDEO CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE AND CONTENT*
D-Ray Colson is definitely one to follow. His work is all types of crazy good. D-Ray taught for KODACHROME North Carolina Season II Workshop II at Wake Forest. Dancers STILL talk about that workshop. Big ups to D-RAY!
Last but most certainly not least, our good friend Gary Beauford posted a video of his latest choreography. Gary helped establish the caliber of dance workshops that KODACHROME strives to maintain. His teaching style and dance style is very relatable and professional. We miss you Gary! We’re happy to see you’re doing your thing down in Atlanta.
#exposedance
If you would like to have your dance video featured as a KODACHROME Video of the Week, submit a link to your video and a concise description of the concept and intent of the video through our Contact form with “VOTW Submission” as the subject.
Sunday nights on the exposedance.org Blog are reserved for our compilation of Videos of the Week. We love highlighting our friends who are making strides in dance, as well as some of our inspirations doing it big around the the world.
Our boy B. True is over in Germany doing duty for his country. But he always seems to find an excuse to let loose and cut a rug. Here he is dancing all around the city and rollin’ up in a Benz wagon…SWAG.
Lando Wilkins never ceases to amaze us. His musicality is uncanny. Here is his Movement Lifestyle theSPOTLIGHT feature, which has him talking about his interpretation of what theSPOTLIGHT means to him.
Now, this one isn’t quite from this week, but is relevant to the KODACHROME family nonetheless. Jekajane taught this piece at the 4th Annual KODACHROME Anniversary Workshop at James Madison University this past January. It was a very poignant moment during that weekend of dance. All of the dancers connected and interpreted the piece as if it were them speaking the words through their movement. Thank you Jekajane for sharing with us!
Ian Eastwood is a young creative making his own waves throughout the dance culture. This was a fun one for us to watch, and we wish we were right there dancing with everyone! Great job Ian!
*DISCLAIMER – THIS VIDEO CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE AND CONTENT*
D-Ray Colson is definitely one to follow. His work is all types of crazy good. D-Ray taught for KODACHROME North Carolina Season II Workshop II at Wake Forest. Dancers STILL talk about that workshop. Big ups to D-RAY!
Last but most certainly not least, our good friend Gary Beauford posted a video of his latest choreography. Gary helped establish the caliber of dance workshops that KODACHROME strives to maintain. His teaching style and dance style is very relatable and professional. We miss you Gary! We’re happy to see you’re doing your thing down in Atlanta.
#exposedance
If you would like to have your dance video featured as a KODACHROME Video of the Week, submit a link to your video and a concise description of the concept and intent of the video through our Contact form with “VOTW Submission” as the subject.
Sunday nights on the exposedance.org Blog are reserved for our compilation of Videos of the Week. We love highlighting our friends who are making strides in dance, as well as some of our inspirations doing it big around the the world.
Our boy B. True is over in Germany doing duty for his country. But he always seems to find an excuse to let loose and cut a rug. Here he is dancing all around the city and rollin’ up in a Benz wagon…SWAG.
Lando Wilkins never ceases to amaze us. His musicality is uncanny. Here is his Movement Lifestyle theSPOTLIGHT feature, which has him talking about his interpretation of what theSPOTLIGHT means to him.
Now, this one isn’t quite from this week, but is relevant to the KODACHROME family nonetheless. Jekajane taught this piece at the 4th Annual KODACHROME Anniversary Workshop at James Madison University this past January. It was a very poignant moment during that weekend of dance. All of the dancers connected and interpreted the piece as if it were them speaking the words through their movement. Thank you Jekajane for sharing with us!
Ian Eastwood is a young creative making his own waves throughout the dance culture. This was a fun one for us to watch, and we wish we were right there dancing with everyone! Great job Ian!
*DISCLAIMER – THIS VIDEO CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE AND CONTENT*
D-Ray Colson is definitely one to follow. His work is all types of crazy good. D-Ray taught for KODACHROME North Carolina Season II Workshop II at Wake Forest. Dancers STILL talk about that workshop. Big ups to D-RAY!
Last but most certainly not least, our good friend Gary Beauford posted a video of his latest choreography. Gary helped establish the caliber of dance workshops that KODACHROME strives to maintain. His teaching style and dance style is very relatable and professional. We miss you Gary! We’re happy to see you’re doing your thing down in Atlanta.
#exposedance
If you would like to have your dance video featured as a KODACHROME Video of the Week, submit a link to your video and a concise description of the concept and intent of the video through our Contact form with “VOTW Submission” as the subject.
Sunday nights on the exposedance.org Blog are reserved for our compilation of Videos of the Week. We love highlighting our friends who are making strides in dance, as well as some of our inspirations doing it big around the the world.
Our boy B. True is over in Germany doing duty for his country. But he always seems to find an excuse to let loose and cut a rug. Here he is dancing all around the city and rollin’ up in a Benz wagon…SWAG.
Lando Wilkins never ceases to amaze us. His musicality is uncanny. Here is his Movement Lifestyle theSPOTLIGHT feature, which has him talking about his interpretation of what theSPOTLIGHT means to him.
Now, this one isn’t quite from this week, but is relevant to the KODACHROME family nonetheless. Jekajane taught this piece at the 4th Annual KODACHROME Anniversary Workshop at James Madison University this past January. It was a very poignant moment during that weekend of dance. All of the dancers connected and interpreted the piece as if it were them speaking the words through their movement. Thank you Jekajane for sharing with us!
Ian Eastwood is a young creative making his own waves throughout the dance culture. This was a fun one for us to watch, and we wish we were right there dancing with everyone! Great job Ian!
*DISCLAIMER – THIS VIDEO CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE AND CONTENT*
D-Ray Colson is definitely one to follow. His work is all types of crazy good. D-Ray taught for KODACHROME North Carolina Season II Workshop II at Wake Forest. Dancers STILL talk about that workshop. Big ups to D-RAY!
Last but most certainly not least, our good friend Gary Beauford posted a video of his latest choreography. Gary helped establish the caliber of dance workshops that KODACHROME strives to maintain. His teaching style and dance style is very relatable and professional. We miss you Gary! We’re happy to see you’re doing your thing down in Atlanta.
#exposedance
If you would like to have your dance video featured as a KODACHROME Video of the Week, submit a link to your video and a concise description of the concept and intent of the video through our Contact form with “VOTW Submission” as the subject.
Sunday nights on the exposedance.org Blog are reserved for our compilation of Videos of the Week. We love highlighting our friends who are making strides in dance, as well as some of our inspirations doing it big around the the world.
Our boy B. True is over in Germany doing duty for his country. But he always seems to find an excuse to let loose and cut a rug. Here he is dancing all around the city and rollin’ up in a Benz wagon…SWAG.
Lando Wilkins never ceases to amaze us. His musicality is uncanny. Here is his Movement Lifestyle theSPOTLIGHT feature, which has him talking about his interpretation of what theSPOTLIGHT means to him.
Now, this one isn’t quite from this week, but is relevant to the KODACHROME family nonetheless. Jekajane taught this piece at the 4th Annual KODACHROME Anniversary Workshop at James Madison University this past January. It was a very poignant moment during that weekend of dance. All of the dancers connected and interpreted the piece as if it were them speaking the words through their movement. Thank you Jekajane for sharing with us!
Ian Eastwood is a young creative making his own waves throughout the dance culture. This was a fun one for us to watch, and we wish we were right there dancing with everyone! Great job Ian!
*DISCLAIMER – THIS VIDEO CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE AND CONTENT*
D-Ray Colson is definitely one to follow. His work is all types of crazy good. D-Ray taught for KODACHROME North Carolina Season II Workshop II at Wake Forest. Dancers STILL talk about that workshop. Big ups to D-RAY!
Last but most certainly not least, our good friend Gary Beauford posted a video of his latest choreography. Gary helped establish the caliber of dance workshops that KODACHROME strives to maintain. His teaching style and dance style is very relatable and professional. We miss you Gary! We’re happy to see you’re doing your thing down in Atlanta.
#exposedance
If you would like to have your dance video featured as a KODACHROME Video of the Week, submit a link to your video and a concise description of the concept and intent of the video through our Contact form with “VOTW Submission” as the subject.
Regram from @fatherteresaa: Loved seeing this Trio of Troublemakers (@rezamina @mikekeltner) teach @CREWcialVA classes after so long. The #KODACHROME #Family is right there behind you in your in all of your future endeavors. #WAVES #TeamKC #exposedance
“An open mind is a mind that cannot be confined … it strives to defy all that the world says it cannot … because it believes it’s a lie …”
Calan Bryant has been avid supporter of the KODACHROME movement even before he taught an African-fusion dance class for KCVA Season II. His mind is always traveling far distances, gathering all that is good in his path and applies it to his work at Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center in Newport News, VA. Tonight is no different. Calan has choreographed an amazing dance showcase, entitled OPEN MIND, with the youth of Downing-Gross and Reaction Dance Company. For more information, check out the Facebook Event and this very colorful and elaborate poster, which was designed by our very own Creative Director, @theprft!
As if you needed more convincing, here’s a video sneak peek at OPEN MIND…
We’ve always supported the Baltimore Dance Crews Project, not just because co-founders Brain Gerardo and Cynthia Chavez are original KODACHROME supporters and a constant inspiration, but for what they do in their community. The Baltimore Dance Crews Project has created an environment that provides more than just an after-school urban dance program, but a positive place that inspires student achievement, builds community, encourages creativity, and promotes healthy lifestyles.
On May 18th, the Baltimore Dance Crews Project will be hosting their first independent showcase. They challenge you to donate $18, and then ask 18 friends to do the same, to help support the $4500 needed to make the show a success.
You can donate, buy tickets to see the show, and learn more about the Baltimore Dance Crews Project on their website.
We’ve always supported the Baltimore Dance Crews Project, not just because co-founders Brain Gerardo and Cynthia Chavez are original KODACHROME supporters and a constant inspiration, but for what they do in their community. The Baltimore Dance Crews Project has created an environment that provides more than just an after-school urban dance program, but a positive place that inspires student achievement, builds community, encourages creativity, and promotes healthy lifestyles.
On May 18th, the Baltimore Dance Crews Project will be hosting their first independent showcase. They challenge you to donate $18, and then ask 18 friends to do the same, to help support the $4500 needed to make the show a success.
You can donate, buy tickets to see the show, and learn more about the Baltimore Dance Crews Project on their website.
The following stream of videos document Daniel Jerome’s journey as a dancer. From his humble beginnings dancing in his garage to teaching and performing internationally. It’s been quite the ride for Daniel. Come along with us on his Journey Through Movement…
“My first choreography vid ever..I started choreography a week before I did this.”
