On
Wednesday the 20th April me and Nafisah Baba had a skype session with Adesola.
Our dance director Jodie Blemings in Chrysalis London also joined us. It was
very beneficial for me because we told Jodie what our inquiry is about and what
our plans are for module 3. We all tried to figure out what the company can do
to help our inquiry.
I
realized how much it helps to just talk about your ideas and concerns with
other people than you sitting at home thinking about it. With this degree there
is a lot of stages to go through and there is a lot of different opinions on
what is right and wrong. Therefore it really helps to talk to people, like your
SIGs group or your adviser, and discuss the questions you’ve got. I get easily concerned
if I’m doing the right thing or not and to just hear from someone else that you
are working in the right direction makes a lot of difference than you being
alone thinking about it.
Choreography
is such an umbrella term, this is the result of the influence of so many
techniques being influenced by culture, choreographers etc. And because of that
I have decided, with help of Adesola and Jodie, to focus on the different
techniques there is in contemporary dance. Chrysalis London is a contemporary
company and in this company Jodie use a lot of different techniques when he
teach out choreography. Me and Jodie decided that I will have 1 or 2 days where
I can do a workshop with the company trying out the different techniques. This
will help me find out who I am as a choreographer and also what technique I
like the most. I will compare and analys from what other big contemporary
choreographers have said about their techniques and see if I agree with them or
not.
I’m
so grateful to be in a company where they let you experiment to find out who
you are as a dancer and also who you are as a choreographer.
So
what I learnt from that skype call was that if you are stuck or a bit unsure of
something than just talk to people and hear their opinions on it. Hopefully
that will help you get on with your work without you feeling unsure. That works
for me anyway!
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