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Julie N. Cruse
Columbus, OH
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Julie N. Cruse's Discussions
"dance and tech" is a field of theft and non-authentic invention continued...
Thanks for clarifying. These are tough questions. No quick answer. Let's just pick up with the conversation right here. It's as good a point as any. I'll speak for myself. I don't prioritize open ...
Tagged: movement_experience, embodiment, software, tools, creativity
Replied Sep. 8, 2008
"dance and tech" is a field of theft and non-authentic invention continued...
Hi Johannes, I agree, what's considered a tool at this time is relevant, and also I agree with your question to Raphael about the success of recent works, and whether or not data, or some other me...
Tagged: movement_experience, embodiment, software, tools, creativity
Replied Sep. 2, 2008
"dance and tech" is a field of theft and non-authentic invention continued...
Hi Raphael. Thanks for this. I think you've made a really good point: that it depends on what the artist, or audience, values. You are expressing that your value is to start from raw material - wha...
Tagged: movement_experience, embodiment, software, tools, creativity
Replied Sep. 2, 2008
DNC: R. Luke DuBois: Hindsight is Always 20/20
Check out this Interview! It's incredible! Wow. How inspiring.
Started Aug. 25, 2008
Dance Technology; what is it?
i had a revelation last night on this. my friends and i were hanging out and i was explaining to them what it is i do. one of them is a writer, and he had all kinds of questions for me, appropriate...
Tagged: the, waters, definition, dance, technology
Replied Mar. 18, 2008
Internet. Market. Choice. Dance. Industry. Sell. Buy. Process.
I am currently a grad student in dance-tech at osu, hoping to learn about the history and trajectory of dance-tech. I am not in a position to say how it differs from earlier years, nor am I really ...
Replied Jan. 17, 2008
Dance Technology; what is it?
I've been doing some thinking on my post a while ago - each of those categories are their own mediums. it's not fair to say that exploration in these media does not conceptually progress the field...
Tagged: the, waters, definition, dance, technology
Replied Dec. 27, 2007
Internet. Market. Choice. Dance. Industry. Sell. Buy. Process.
Hi Robert - thank you for the interesting post. You are right - I was talking survival... and its interesting that so many other topics have sprung up in relation. I am so schitz on these topics......
Replied Dec. 20, 2007
Internet. Market. Choice. Dance. Industry. Sell. Buy. Process.
I'm sitting back and looking at this discussion, and thinking about the questions ... how reassuring this forum is as an example of a community coming together out of choice. It seems like the pri...
Replied Dec. 13, 2007
Internet. Market. Choice. Dance. Industry. Sell. Buy. Process.
According to professors I’ve studied choreography and history under, modern dance was popular through the 50s and 60s too. If you mean by comparison to other art forms, that is true - especially be...
Replied Dec. 13, 2007
Julie Cruse & VICKI - Virtual Interactive Choreographer / Kinetic Instructor
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- FULL NAME
- Julie Nicole Cruse - you said full
- Do you want this account to represent:
- individual human (me)
- If you are an organization, what kind of organization?
- Presenter
- Website:
- http://thevickiproject.wordpress.com
- About Me (human):
- i interrogate in order to break apart and make fluid again.
- Website:
- http://thevickiproject.wordpress.com
- Where are you based?
- The Ohio State University
Columbus, OH
- Languages that you would use in this network besides English:
- Spanish, German - seldom
- Areas of interest on performance and new media
- creative play
- How did you learn about dance-tech.net?
- marlon
- Environments and applications that you use the most for your projects
- maxmspjitter, Maya, mocap, Final Cut ( or any other video editing), camera work, Second Life, Protools (other sound editing software), robotic devices, web based platforms, other
- Which other:
- Live
- How do you train yourself or your performers. How do you approach your embodied practices? what kind of technique do you use?
- honesty. the truth is i'm not training right now. i'm intensively questioning my foundation, and basically the foundation of dance and every other thing in the world with it. i don't want to give up my sanity with it... it seems like when you really question things people don't like you very much.
- How do you relate your work to the goal of this site? how would you like to participate?
- ah, i've been mostly invested in connections and discourse
- Any additional information about your self or your organization (your BIO or or the Mission of the organization you represent):
- i hate giving my bio... must i? everything you need to know is in my work...
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- http://choreobot8.wordpress.com
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"dance and tech" is a field of theft and non-authentic invention
Comments?
Posted on November 28, 2007 at 5:54pm — 20 Comments
Comment Wall (18 comments)
- At 11:48am on April 5, 2009,
Danielle Short said… - OU's film school. Boot camp film school.
- At 11:30am on April 5, 2009, Danielle Short said…
- You met Katherine Milton? I met her when I went to visit Ohio Univ. last October. Super nice and supportive.
- At 11:28am on April 5, 2009, Danielle Short said…
- Hi! I was just thinking about you and hope everything is going well. You are graduating soon?
I'm in the process of making a decision at the moment and will keep you posted. My life has been very busy of late, traveling to schools, meeting new people, seeing new things. Very exciting!
- At 12:09pm on April 4, 2009,
Richard James Allen said… - Hi Julie,
Thanks for your message. You are engaged in an interesting project. And it looks like you are reaching out to broad community to fulfill it. I would be fascinated to hear more.
With all best wishes,
RIchard
- At 5:52pm on April 3, 2009,
Todd Ingalls said… - your project is ambitious. i read the syllabus - do you have a planned date for that class? also, are you going to be releasing some of the patches and such soon? i would be interested to read a paper about this if you have one.
- At 4:41pm on March 15, 2009,
Ashley said… - Hi Julie. Sounds great! How is work at EMMA? I'd be so interested to chat with you about what's going on in the lab and in your work. Will you be at SDHS this year? If so, we should absolutely meet up. I'd love to hear a lecture/see a performance if you'll be showing something too! I'll be giving a lecture on perception/presence of digital dance events. Hope to see you in San Francisco this summer!
- At 5:13am on January 28, 2009,
Obataladance said… - HI Julie...Thanks for your comment. I am really find your work very interesting ! Please could your kindly send me information and a copy of Vicky to my email
lucia_valentin@hotmail.com .
- At 2:15pm on November 8, 2008,
Meike Schönhütte said…
- Hello Julie,
thank you very much for watching one of my videos and leaving a message!...now I am pretty curious about the questions you got in mind while watching...
- At 8:56pm on September 14, 2008,
Marie-Christine Giordano said… - We are looking for a good, honest and artistic oriented web master to update our site.
- At 8:18pm on September 5, 2008,
Ashley A. Friend said… - Hi Julie. Thanks for your truly insightful and totally awesome comment on my interview video. You are 100% right! This place is a complicated "rational" maze of 90 degree angles created by the (totally natural and animal) minds of "men" and our bodies have conformed to IT to find alignment rather than discovering the ever-changing environment that surrounds us and reflects another aspect of our nature. Our physical alignment is illusive and can never be captured and is constantly... unpredictable, that favorable dichotomy, the recognition constant unpredictability of the environment and personal emotional reactions is priceless and a fantastic survival technique. Something else, the definition of dance for me has become absolutely void, like God. Dance is different for every user, I’m glad we don’t hold hostages in the name of Jazz or Ballroom.
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