Gregor emailed us on friday morning to tell us about this clip of his new act featuring balloons, but after a bit of digging and another recommendation from a friend that evening, I found the video above [direct link] and it made me smile even more so here you go.
I reckon these Otters are gearing up to take over the world. We’ve seen them Contact Juggling, And now we get to see them getting down and groovy…
Beware the Otters!!
From Youtube:
The multi-award-winning dance film Amelia (2002) explores the use of point technique using extended intertwining solos, complex partnering sequences and extreme speed to generate powerful performances with unexpected moments of tender emotion and serenity.
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Opusarte.com Homepage
Opusarte - Huge dance archive on Youtube.com
Diabolo meets dance. Roman Muller and Petronella V. Zerboni developed the techniques for horizontal diabolo, opening up new possibilities for exchange and play.
Video recorded at 10th China Wuqiao International Circus Festival
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A beautiful series of bounce patterns by Emmanuel Perez.
You can see more of Emmanuel in this EJC 2005 video
Thanks to Adam Rowney on rec.juggling for the links.
Great illusion techniques in this animation duet.
Related: Steen and Josephine
YouTube - Emiliano juggling dance
I saw this piece at Boudu la Jongle in Toulouse earlier this year, and it was awesome.
Emiliano mixes Contemporary Dance techniques with juggling/manipulation. Here’s a video containing snippets of his stage show from EJC in Athens. Lets you in on what to expect, without giving away the whole piece. If you get the chance to, see his whole act.
YouTube - Break Dance Battle - Japan vs Korea
Saturday morning Breaking skills, Skip to 1:30 to avoid the overblown intros usually associated with Japanese TV.
In the spirit of the recent ‘Time Displacement’ video that was featured here, Contactjuggling.org / Inertialforce.com admin Mot applies the effect to a contact juggling video for some seriously wierd wiggles.
An archive of MoT’s past videos can be found here.
Pilobolus Dance Theater in a commercial for the Hyundai “Santa Fe.”
Thanks to Graham Croft from The University of Victoria Juggling club for the link.
Geeky ‘fan’ video of Ed, made by Ryan, on the topical theme of ”Transformers”
Another video of David Elsewhere from the ‘Bits’ Series, entitled ”Metro”
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