DANCE

Dance on Camera: A Festival Offers Leaps Within Bounds

By GUS SOLOMONS JR

Of the lively arts, dance is usually the most dependent on being seen live. Since dance is all about space, time, motion, and human energy, it is difficult to communicate in the two dimensions of film and video.

Small-screen video speeds up our perception of time since our eyes don't have to track, as they do across a stage. When you...

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