These stunning dance films from around the globe were produced and created by women filmmakers and choreographers. The Dance on Film Festival features short films, from locations as close as New Jersey and as far away as Iran, Ireland, Singapore, and Romania. Q&A with several of the artists and festival directors will follow the screening on May 18th. 5/18 & 20 at 7pm, 5/19 at 3pm
We are thrilled about this encore presentation of our 2017 festival selections.
FILMMAKERS: Robin Bisio; Adrienne Brown & Eoghan O'Reilly; Genevieve Carson & Nathan Kim; Sze-Wei Chan, Jade Charon; Simona Deaconescu; Jaime Leigh Gianopoulos & Vanessa Young; Adam Grannick, Adriana Spencer, & Sydney Schiff; Daša Grgič & Luca Quaia; Kristin Hatleberg & Yuko Takebe; Yifei Liu; Ishita ‘Mili’; Miki Orihara & Tomoko Mikanagi; Loren Picciarelli & Mark Evans; Marta Renzi; Sonia Sabri, Savar Sabri, & Mat Beckett; The Samaya Wives; Hanna Satterlee & Otto Pierce; Tanin Torabi; Elisabet Velasquez, Connie Chavez, Alicia Cobb, Keomi Tarver, & Wendy Angulo, Anne Verheij & Miku Tsuchiya; Franziska Lisa Wolf.
Call for Submissions
We are now accepting applications for our 2018 festival.
EXTENDED DEADLINE:
August 5th for live performance.
August 8th for films.
Here is how to apply
Film Fest: October 4th @ 7pm.
Day of Dance: October 7th @2pm.
The Outlet Dance Project 2018
Film Fest: October 4th @ 7pm. Day of Dance: October 7th @2pm.
Accepting Applications beginning at the end of May
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Our Mission
The Outlet Dance Project is committed to providing artists who identify or have identified as women an opportunity to share their artistic vision through site-specific dance, film, and work created for the stage. In partnership with Grounds For Sculpture – an internationally renowned contemporary sculpture park – collaboration, community building, and interdisciplinary experimentation are an integral part of the festival. The Outlet is dedicated to supporting all traditional and nontraditional dance forms. The festival celebrates the intersections of visual and moving arts, exploring relationships between sculpture and dance, between place and movement.