MOVERS & SHAPERS:
Podcast No.28 – MITCHELL ROSE
Release Date: July 19, 2016
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ABOUT MITCHELL ROSE: PROFESSOR AND DANCE-FILMMAKER
Prior to becoming a filmmaker, Mitchell Rose was a New York-based choreographer. His company toured internationally for 15 years. Eventually he was drawn more to visual media and chose to become a filmmaker, entering The American Film Institute as a Directing Fellow. Since A.F.I., his films have won 78 festival awards and are screened around the world.The New York Times called him: “A rare and wonderful talent.” The Washington Post wrote that his work was “in the tradition of Chaplin, Keaton, and Tati—funny and sad and more than the sum of both.”Mr. Rose tours a program called The Mitch Show, an evening of his short films together with audience-participation performance pieces. He toured The Mitch Show in Kosovo as a U.S. State Dept. Cultural Envoy.Mr. Rose is currently a professor of dance-filmmaking at Ohio State University.
MORE ON MITCHELL ROSE
PODCAST INTERVIEW LINKS
Tufts University: Department of Drama and Dance
Alwin Nikolais
Merce Cunninghum
David White
CETA
Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival
Trisha Brown “Water Motor”
American Film Institute
UCLA National Dance/Media Project
“Deere John” (and other films)
Pew Charitable Trust
Ashley Roland
Jamey Hampton
BodyVox
CalArts, Dance
Department of Dance – The Ohio State University
David Hinton “Birds”
Bebe Miller
Exquisite Corps
Ellen Maynard
Robbie Shaw
Podcast produced by: The Moving Architects
Interviewer: Erin Carlisle Norton
Intro Music: “Singing Distance” by Elijah Aaron