Una producción de InDance Internacional, Harriet Macauley 2020

InDance International Barcelona & Company Harriet Macauley están haciendo una audición para bailarines y bailarinas altamente cualificados para la creación de una película de danza y multimedia, site-specific en la ciudad de Barcelona, Post-CoVid19. Una nueva película de danza basada y ambientada en Barcelona, Cataluña, en colaboración con el compositor Filipe Sousa, Lisboa, Portugal y el Reino Unido.
Coreógrafa y Directora Artística< ES/UK
Coreógrafa y Directora Artística, Harriet Macauley, ES/UK, InDance International 2020
Equipo de producción: Equipo profesional de InDance International Dance & Technology.
Directora Artistica: Harriet Macauley
Gerent: Elena Espejo
Videógrafos: Roger La Puente, Aldana Juarez y Waldemar Ramos.
Fotografía: Maurice Moeliker
Técnico y producción:Victor Pavia
La reconocida coreógrafa y directora Harriet Macauley, que ha trabajado y actuado en el Reino Unido, EE.UU. y Europa, busca los siguientes perfiles:
Artistas/bailarines:
Estilos: B-boy, contemporáneo y teatro físico.
Habilidades adicionales: Circo de calle.
Esencial: Los intérpretes deben tener experiencia en la actuación en vivo, la cobertura de los medios sociales o la televisión.
AUDICIONES. FASE 1.
Enviar: C.V y una biografía corta, 100 palabras como máximo.
Asunto/Título: Audición IDI 2020
El proceso de selección se completa con la presentación de videos en cualquiera de los siguientes formatos/enlaces:
Vimeo
Youtube
Las presentaciones de video no deben durar más de 5 minutos.
Enviar el correo electrónico y los enlaces: info@indance.dance o info@indanceinternational.com
AUDICIONES. FASE 2.
Una entrevista vía Zoom con la Directora Harriet Macauley y la Gerente Elena Espejo.
AUDICIONES. FASE 3.
La selección final se anunciará en septiembre de 2020 con el equipo de producción de InDance International.
Fechas: Septiembre – Diciembre
Posición: Pagar Euros.
Fecha límite: 1 de septiembre de 2020

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