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Choreography and performance by Joanna Kotze
Videography and editing by Chris Cameron
Sound score by Ryan Seaton

February 10, 2022: Screening in NYC: The Space at Irondale
April 1 + 2, 2022: Screening in NYC: The Kraine Theater as part of The Estrogenius Festival
July 2022: Screening in Durham, NC as part of American Dance Festival’s Movies by Movers

Winner of Best Sound Design + Finalist in Best Experimental Film category in Korea International Short Film Festival
Winner of Best Sound Design + official selection in London International Web & Short Film Festival
Official selection in Seoul International Short Film Festival, Tokyo International Short Film Festival, New Wave Short Film Festival, Tallahassee Film Festival, Frame x Frame Film Fest

In December 2020, Joanna traveled for a creative residency at the Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography (MANCC) to work on her film called Nothing’s changed except for everything with Tallahassee-based video artist and MANCC Media Specialist Chris Cameron and remotely with New York-based musician/composer Ryan Seaton. This film takes solo movement that she has been working on for the past two and a half years as part of her larger project,’lectric Eye, and tells a digital story of personal and collective loss and the human body’s potential for persistence, resistance, and power. Kotze and Cameron visited multiple sites in Tallahassee, from city parks to campus garages, to film footage.