Dance for Camera

To the Ends of the Fingertips
Slipping through the fingers of time, we follow a search for freedom and fulfilment in this visually rich and surreal tale. A collaboration between filmmaker Roswitha Chesher and Average Height Ladies - Sophie Arstall and Elizabeth Barker.
A Big Dance & Channel 4 commission.
Festival Screenings
11 June - Frame: The London Dance Festival (IMZ) 2016
17 June - Moving Woolwich (Big Dance 2016)
25th October, Videodance, Columbia - won festival category 'Best Artistic Proposal'
5th November 2016 - Light Moves Film Festival, Limerick, Ireland
10 Nov 2016 - Leeds International Film Festival
Nov 2016 - Breaking 8, Italy
3rd December 2016 - Underwire Film Festival, London
9th & 12th January 2017 - London Short Film Festival
4th & 5th March 2017 - Manchester Film Festival
21st March 2017 - Short Waves Film Festival, Poznan - Poland - Honourable Mention
Bucharest Dance Film Festival - Winner of 'Innovation' award

Liquid Gold is the Air
Liquid Gold is the Air is a split screen triptych full of richly coloured iconographic images and fleeting dances set within the Cathedral of Trees, an arboretum planted on the footprint of Norwich Cathedral. Eighty people of all ages move with grace and vitality through the dappled sunlight. The soundscape, designed by Graeme Miller with original music composed by Terry Mann adds an other-worldly dimension to compliment the symmetry of the editing. This work is a collaboration with choreographer Rosemary Lee.
It can be seen as an installation piece and as a single screen presentation.
Installations
Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk & Norwich Festival Festival, 8 - 24th May 2015
St. Michaels Church, Bath, 5 - 9th May 2016
Christ's Church, Oxford, 28th May - 23rd June 2016
Shopping Centre, IF, Milton Keynes International Festival, 15 - 25th July 2016
Bloomsbury Festival 19 - 23rd October 2016
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 7th - 22nd August 2017
Information for touring click here
Festival Screenings
5th November - Light Moves Film Festival, Limerick, Ireland - Festival Winner
November 2015- Underwire Film Festival, London - Nominated for 'Best Cinematography'
Liquid Gold is the Air is a split screen triptych full of richly coloured iconographic images and fleeting dances set within the Cathedral of Trees, an arboretum planted on the footprint of Norwich Cathedral. Eighty people of all ages move with grace and vitality through the dappled sunlight. The soundscape, designed by Graeme Miller with original music composed by Terry Mann adds an other-worldly dimension to compliment the symmetry of the editing. This work is a collaboration with choreographer Rosemary Lee.
It can be seen as an installation piece and as a single screen presentation.
Installations
Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk & Norwich Festival Festival, 8 - 24th May 2015
St. Michaels Church, Bath, 5 - 9th May 2016
Christ's Church, Oxford, 28th May - 23rd June 2016
Shopping Centre, IF, Milton Keynes International Festival, 15 - 25th July 2016
Bloomsbury Festival 19 - 23rd October 2016
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 7th - 22nd August 2017
Information for touring click here
Festival Screenings
5th November - Light Moves Film Festival, Limerick, Ireland - Festival Winner
November 2015- Underwire Film Festival, London - Nominated for 'Best Cinematography'

Hidden Spaces
A celebration of space and dance.
Commissioned by The London Borough of Bexley for the year 2012, The London Olympics in the UK.
The film was performed by amateur dancers all based in the London Borough of Bexley and filmed on locations in the Borough.
A celebration of space and dance.
Commissioned by The London Borough of Bexley for the year 2012, The London Olympics in the UK.
The film was performed by amateur dancers all based in the London Borough of Bexley and filmed on locations in the Borough.