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The UCLA National Dance/Media Project has formed a national partnership with the National Initiative to Preserve American’s Dance (NIPAD) named Save As: Dance. Funded by the PEW Charitable Trusts, Save As: Dance will support a broad range of innovative documentation and preservation activities to enhance and broaden the conception, production, and dissemination of dance materials. The UCLA National Dance/Media Project consists of three components which overlap and support one another:
NIPAD, based in Washington, DC, is established to foster America's dance legacy by supporting dance documentation and preservation as an integral and ongoing part of the creation, transmission and performance of dance. UCLA will serve as a professional development partner to the NIPAD by implementing research initiatives, professional training fellowships, leadership seminars, and conferencing activities that capitalize on the assets of a major research university. The cumulative effects of these two programs will be a broader knowledge base from which to promote increased standards in the field.
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Year 2000 View an excerpt of a short film about Eko Supriyanto, a UCLA World Arts & Cultures student, filmed and edited by Dance/ Media Fellows Marlene Millar, Philip Szporer and Carmella Vassor. (Requires Real Player G2. ) News
Items! The Dance on Camera 2000 Festival will present Susan Rose and 1998 Dance/Media Fellow Bridget Murnane's MG303 Series |
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