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Shana McKay Burns (set design) has a website where you can see examples of her diverse work: shanamburns.com Elle Chyun (costume design + construction) is a freelance costume designer and dancer based out of NYC. Elle started designing costumes while a student at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, working with emerging choreographers and creating costumes for her own choreography. She holds a BFA in Dance, with an emphasis in Choreography. She is currently performing with Jeso Dances in NYC. When she's not sewing or dancing, she is shoe shopping and lending her photography to news and tourism blogs. David Morneau (music composition + performance) is a composer of an entirely undecided genre, a provider of exclusive unprecedented experiments. In his work he endeavors to explore ideas about our culture, issues concerning creativity, and even the very nature of music itself. For his ongoing podcast, 60x365, David is composing a new sixty-second composition every day for a year. Find more @ 5of4.com. Esther m Palmer (creative direction + performance) is exploring how performance heightens philosophical connections between people. In early 2008, she founded Seen Performance to define this process through cross-disciplinary collaboration. Esther received her MFA in Dance + Technology from The Ohio State University where she developed an approach to creating performance through methodologies borrowed from disciplines outside dance. She fell in love with the idea of dance as a broader art from through improvisation, which was introduced to her as a method of performed composition by Penny Campbell (at Middlebury College). Esther carries this spirit of improvisation through all of her performances, relying on each specific situation to feed choices. Esther has performed and presented work in Chicago, Columbus, and New York. Amiti Perry (performance), a native Texan received her BA in Dance from the University of North Texas. She has produced, choreographed and performed original works consistently since 1998. She co-founded DIP|dance in person with collaborator Coco Loupe; performed as a guest artist with Rachel Lampert and Dancers; and for four years she performed, taught, assisted and designed nationally and internationally with Skip Costa/CORE movement Project-NYC. Amiti took a three-year hiatus from NYC during which she received her MFA in Choreography from the Department of Dance at The Ohio State University. At OSU she studied under and was mentored by Bebe Miller and Dave Covey. She performed works by Miller and worked extensively with CoCo Loupe, Michael Estanich, Blake Beckham, Esther m Palmer, and composer David Mourneau. Since her return to New York, she has been creating and presenting new works with her company, æmp:dance, as well as performing with ellen stokes shadle/DANCEWORKS. |
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