Choreographers Collaboration Project

If you missed the Alexandria Film Festival
or the showing, here is the YouTube link to
"Be Moved".

https://youtu.be/gF2RqSbK4UY

Thank you to everyone who attended the festival or the showing and to everyone who has supported or danced with CCP. We literally could not have done it without you!

It has been wonderful 23 years and we are thankful that we are closing CCP with such a positive and inspiring legacy project.

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Be Moved, a film by award-winning filmmaker, Jane Pittman, tells the story of the Choreographers Collaboration Project (CCP), a modern dance company based in the Del Ray neighborhood of Alexandria, from its beginnings in 1999 to now. The film brings together perspectives of company members, community members, students, and artistic collaborators and focuses on the impact of CCP on the individuals and the communities within Alexandria. This is a story not just about dance, but the much broader narrative about the arts, specifically how a small local dance company can strengthen, build, and create a community that can last a lifetime.

The film includes videos clips of CCP performances since 1999 and interviews with CCP members, students, and collaborators.
The film is a celebration of the commitment of all who have supported CCP.

BE MOVED - a feature documentary Be Moved, a film by award-winning filmmaker, Jane Pittman, tells the story of the Choreographers Collaboration Project (CCP), a modern dance company based in...

Choreographers Collaboration Project is excited to announce "Be Moved" will be presented at the Alexandria Film Festival November 11 at 12 noon as part of "Nostalgia", a showing of five films.

Be Moved, a film by award-winning filmmaker Jane Pittman, tells the story of the Choreographers Collaboration Project (CCP), a modern dance company based in the Del Ray neighborhood of Alexandria, from its beginnings in 1999 to now. The film brings together perspectives of company members, community members, students, and artistic collaborators and focuses on the impact of CCP on the individuals and the communities within Alexandria. This is a story not just about dance, but the much broader narrative about the arts, specifically how a small local dance company can strengthen, build, and create a community that can last a lifetime.

The film includes videos clips of CCP performances since 1999 and interviews with CCP members, students, and collaborators. The film is a celebration of the commitment of all who have supported CCP.
A panel discussion, including Jane, Mary Jo, and Janet will follow the film.

We hope that you can join us at the Alexandria Film Festival to celebrate the legacy of CCP.

For ticket information, please go to:

https://alexfilmfest.eventive.org/schedule/633a5400aade58006811a53d