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To see our newest film, check out the Wyoming Film Office’s Short Film Contest, at this link: http://www.wyomingshortfilmcontest.com/entry/1613243

We’ll post it once we’ve had our May 23rd screening in Jackson at the Historical Society and Museum or, join us then!

Dream on Vine St.

Dream on Vine St. is a short dance film involving over 20 Jackson community members in Jackson. The metal letters which read DREAM that are mounted on the corner of Vine and East Karns st. in Jackson serve as the true muse of this film. Metal Artist, Lawrence Bennett mounted these letters on his shop long ago and they serve as a symbol of the creativity within our special community. This film features, Lawrence Bennett, Ben Roth, Sarah Konrad, Margaret Breffeilh, Marissa Carr, Angel Hernadez, Fabiola Robles, Shelly Fuerte, Brian Lenz, Nancy Marquina, Karen Hogan, Finn Hogan, Carly Kirkpatrick, Lyla Kirkpatrick, Megan Dufault, Sidney Clark, Ava Ulmer, Xavier Dyess. Local musicians lent their talents to record the original score written by James Booth.

Funded in part by the Cultural Council of Jackson Hole and the Jackson Digital Media Ambassador Program.

11 minutes, HD

Directed by Kate Kosharek & Carrie Richer

Cinematography by Derek DiLuzio

Produced by Hole Dance Films

Musical Score: James Booth

Dream on Vine St. Screenings

• Wyoming Filmmakers Showcase, Craig Thomas Visitors Center, Moose, WY 10.1.2011
• Hole Dance Films joins Dancers’ Workshop Performance & Fundraising event, January 14th, 2012
• LOIKKA dance film festival, March 22- 24, 2012   Helsinki, Finland
  

Jill & Jack

Jack and Jill went up the hill ~ to fetch a pail of water…
this version of the nursery rhyme comes to mean so much more
than it did when we were children. Set near Grand Teton National Park
and the Bridger Teton National Forest, Jackson Hole’s landscape
transforms this simple story into a metaphorical dance for what the
forest can inspire in all of us.   6 minutes

Dancers: Yoeng Wei Li & Erin Gottwald
Filmmakers: Carrie Noel Richer & Kate Kosharek
Music: Gayngs

Jill & Jack Screenings

• Premiere screening: Bates College Dance Company Celebration of Leonard Plavin’s Life, Lewiston, ME 4.29.2011
• WEBER Dance, Boston, MA, 9.16.2011

An After Dinner Drink, 2010

An After Dinner Drink is a short dance film and takes place in a Bistro. This is the final version although we are waiting for a few more things before the final mix and color sessions. Consider this one, a sneak preview! synopsis: Dining can be a theatrical experience, yes? The atmosphere, so rich and soothing; the dramatic presentation of edible art and the tastes ~ a sensory overload. Some could get carried away…     7 minutes

Directed by Carrie Noel Richer

Choreographed by Kate Westerlund Kosharek

Director of Photography: Derek DiLuzio

Dancers: Kate W. Kosharek, Heidi Ramseur, Sarah Konrad, Margaret Rose Breffeilh & Erin Roy

Music: Mi Dolor Performed by Extasis and Gallo Ciego performed by Extasis

An After Dinner Drink Screenings

• Premiere screening: Dance on Camera Film Festival  in conjunction with the Big Screen Project, New York, NY, 1.3.2011- showtimes are 1:00, 3:00 and 4:40
• Elizabeth Streb Company SLAM Motion in Media Festival, curated by Zaire Baptiste, Brooklyn, NY, 3.18.2011
• Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema, Boulder, CO, 9.16.2011
  

Blue’s Not the Word…, 2009

Blue’s Not the Word… is a short dance film about a woman’s relationship with her television. Kate Westerlund Kosharek performs this solo with a schizophrenic grace that makes this short dance film comedic, heart breaking and lovable at the same time. The film rides an emotional roller coaster that is universal to all of us at some point in our lives.

Directed by Carrie Noel Richer

Choreographed and Performed by Kate W. Kosharek

Produced by Hole Dance Films

3 minutes

“Crazy Arms” Performed by Patsy Cline

Courtesy of MCA Nashville

under license from Universal Music Enterprises

Blue’s Not the Word… Screenings

• “Carrie Noel Dance on Camera Film showcase,” ArtSpace Main Gallery, The Center for the Arts,  Jackson, Wyoming  6.5 – 6.15.2009
• Arizona Dance Film Festival, Presented by CONDER/ Dance, Tempe Center for the Arts, Tempe, Arizona 5.8.2010
• The Best of Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema: Punt Multimedia, Barcelona, Spain 7.14.2010
• Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema, Boulder Colorado 9.11.2010
• Cinedans Festival & Competition, Screenings a t De Balie, Melkweg, Theater Bellevue, NIMk and Stadsschouwburg Amsterdam, December  9-12, 2010.
• Elizabeth Streb Company SLAM Motion in Media Festival, curated by Zaire Baptiste, Brooklyn, NY, 3.18.2011
• Trinity University, San Antonio TX, Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema tour, 1.21.2011
  

Winter Migration, 2009

Winter Migration traces a quintet of dancers through a stark but beautiful Wyoming winter. The cinematography and choreography lend themselves to tell a lyrical narrative of the harsh yet exquisite moments one may witness in the Forest while watching the migration of Wyoming’s wild.

Directed by Carrie Noel Richer

Choreographed by Kate W. Kosharek

Performed by Kate W. Kosharek, Jennifer Walker,

Erin Roy, Margaret Rose Breffeilh, Heather Best

Produced by Hole Dance Films

8 minutes

Winter Migration Screenings

• “Carrie Noel Dance on Camera Film showcase,” ArtSpace Main Gallery, The Center for the Arts,  Jackson, Wyoming  6.5 – 6.15.2009
• Sheridan Filmmakers Festival, Sheridan, Wyoming 11.14.2009
• WINNER of ARTCORE’s 2009-2010 Visual Arts Competition                                                                                                                             Kosharek & Richer will accept their prize and be present for a January 14th screening in Casper, WY

An excerpt of This Bird Has Flown,

a film made by Carrie Noel in 2007.

This Bird Has Flown is a fictional dance drama placed in the 1960′s that exposes the vulnerable yet quirky woman that John Lennon based the ballad Norwegian Wood upon. This film is rich in surreal design, Beatles references and is topped off with exceptionally visceral choreography by Rachael Lincoln. The original score is composed by Cody Westheimer. The 16 mm film was shot by Natalie Newman in 2006, San Francisco.

Directed by Carrie Noel

Choreographed by Rachael Lincoln

Performed by Mark Stuver and Rachael Lincoln

16 minutes

This Bird Has Flown Screenings

• The Spoke of the Hub Theater, Brooklyn, NY, 11.2007
• Boulder Contemporary Art Museum & Sans Souci Dance Film Festival, Boulder, CO,  4.2008
• Jackson Hole Film Festival, Jackson, WY,  6.2008
• Alamosa Film Festival, Alamosa, CO,  7.2008
• International Film Festival of Performing Arts, National Theatre Museum, Lisbon, Portugal,  9.2008
• Highways Performance Space, Los Angeles, CA, 10.2008
• Texas State University, San Marcos, TX,  10.2008
• Le Festival International de Films de Femmes de Créteil, Paris, France,  3.2009
• The TanzArt Ost/ West Festival, Giessen Municipal Centre, Germany,  6.2009
• “Carrie Noel Dance on Camera Film showcase,” ArtSpace Main Gallery, The Center for the Arts,  Jackson, Wyoming 6.5 – 6.15.2009
  
• Folkets Bio Malmö presents “Dancing in the Dark,”  Malmö, Sweden,  10. 2009
• 8º Festival Internacional Danzalborde, Valparaiso, Chile 10.30.2009
• The Best of Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema: Punt Multimedia, Barcelona, Spain 7.14.2010

& more….

Bold Venture, 2004

starring Erin Gottwald and directed by Carrie Noel