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DanceForms - choreography software
http://www.charactermotion.com/danceforms/ DanceForms - choreography software From the legacy of Life Forms animation software, Credo Interactive presents the first choreography software designed with dance teachers and choreographers. Save time by mixing, matching, and blending sequences from DanceForms' existing libraries and palettes of dance movement. Animate single figures, or large groups. Sketch out your choreographic ideas using an assortment of poseable dance figures. |
 
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Benesh Dance Notation Software Editor
http://www.benesh.org/frames.html Benesh Dance Notation Software Editor |
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Dance and Technology List Server
http://www.art.net/%7Edtz/maillist.html Dance and Technology List Server One of the most important ways in which we can bridge the geographic gap between those working with dance and technology is by developing a forum for interaction between us. We encourage you to subscribe (information below) if you work with dance and technology and would like to take part in the discussion, or even if you would just like to listen in. |
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We Can Dance : Lesson Plan using iMovie
http://ali.apple.com/ali_sites/ali/exhibits/1000575/ What better way to learn dance and creative movement terms than to create a video that demonstrates them? Balance, Burst, Flex, Gallop, Jump, Leap, Stretch, Twirl, Wiggle, Bent, Round, Tilted, and Twisted. At first, these terms may be foreign to kindergarteners as well as hearing-impaired students. But once they complete this iMovie and iDVD project, the terms all become clear to both the students who made the video and their peers. |
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