Announcements
Dance Film Creation Course
Duet With Film
Tue. Sept. 15–Thu. Oct 22
Colburn School • 200 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA
A collaborative six-week course open to the public for dancers, choreographers, filmmakers, and creatives interested in exploring the intersection of movement
and the film.
Call for Submissions
Film Submissions Open
Final Submission Deadline: Oct. 1, 2026
More Information on FilmFreeway
Join us for DCW’s next festival, January 16–24, 2027 at Colburn and
Théâtre Raymond Kabbaz (TRK)
Limited copies of this acclaimed 2003 anthology are available for $15
Dance for Camera
Rare Dance Film Collection
Available Only on DVD
Originally released in 2003, Dance for Camera brings together six internationally acclaimed short films representing some of the most inventive early work in the evolving art form of dance on screen. Selected from festivals across Europe and North America—and honored with more than 17 international awards—the collection moves effortlessly between humor, drama, beauty, and rhythm, revealing possibilities rarely encountered on either the stage or the screen.
Produced by the founders of Dance Camera West, this remarkable 95-minute anthology features emerging artists from Switzerland, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. The DVD also includes filmmaker profiles, a trailer gallery, and interactive menus—offering both an entertaining viewing experience and a valuable record of a formative moment in international dance film.
DVD: $15
Contact us to reserve your copy, and we’ll hook you up!
Film Screening
MVMNTFest LA x DCW x LA POPS UP
Wed. July 29, 8PM
LADP Studios • 2245 E Washington Blvd, Los Angeles CA
Wednesday, July 29, DCW takes the spotlight at MovementFest LA with a one-night-only screening featuring selections from the DCW archives and newer work from LA POPS UP, highlighting Los Angeles–based artists. Together, the program celebrates DCW’s role in transforming LA into a vibrant home for screen dance—introducing audiences to groundbreaking international films while also cultivating the artists expanding the form here today.