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Steven Caras See them dance

Title
Steven Caras [videorecording] : See them dance / a documentary by Witek & Novak.
Publication
Huntington, W. Va. : Witek & Novak, c2011.

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Additional Authors
  • Witek, John.
  • Novak, Deborah.
  • Caras, Steven.
  • Caras, Steven
  • Balanchine, George
  • Balanchine, George.
  • Joffrey Ballet School.
  • School of American Ballet.
  • Witek & Novak.
  • Witek & Novak. dnr
Description
1 videodisc (106 min.) : sd., col. with b&w sequences; 4 3/4 in.
Summary
"...Caras candidly shares professional and personal anecdotes and milestones, from his difficult childhood to his days as a dancer with the New York City ballet under the mentorship of the legendary George Balanchine to the often bumpy path he courageously continued on, leading to a luminous career as the foremost dance photographer of our time. Through the mosaic of his breathtaking prints, Caras reveals much of the ballet dancer's world onstage and in rehearsal throughout the film, in tandem with compelling interviews with numerous dance icons, including Jacques d'Amboise, Patricia McBride, Mia Michaels, Kay Mazzo, Peter Martins, Allegra Kent, Sean Lavery, Elizabeth Streb, Gary Chryst, Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux and Virginia Johnson among many others." -- synopsis from Steven Caras website.
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Filmed dance.
  • Filmed performances.
  • Video.
  • Dance.
  • Interviews.
  • Nonfiction films.
Note
  • Widescreen.
  • "In association with Arizona PBS" -- Steven Caras website.
Credits (note)
  • Director, Deborah Novak ; writers & producers, John Witek, Deborah Novak ; videographers, Paul Piasecki, Adam Shanker ; music, Jay Flippin ; audio recording, Pfilil Stirgwolt ; digital effects & art direction, Carol DelGrosso ; editor & technical director, Eric Himes.
System Details (note)
  • DVD.
Source (note)
  • Witek & Novak;
Biography (note)
  • National airing on PBS began in March of 2011.
Contents
Play movie (57 min.) -- All about Steve (45 min.) -- Tribute & thanks (4 min.) -- Scene selection.
Call Number
*MGZIDVD 5-7039
OCLC
794734409
Title
Steven Caras [videorecording] : See them dance / a documentary by Witek & Novak.
Imprint
Huntington, W. Va. : Witek & Novak, c2011.
System Details
DVD.
Credits
Director, Deborah Novak ; writers & producers, John Witek, Deborah Novak ; videographers, Paul Piasecki, Adam Shanker ; music, Jay Flippin ; audio recording, Pfilil Stirgwolt ; digital effects & art direction, Carol DelGrosso ; editor & technical director, Eric Himes.
Performer
Interviewees, Steven Caras, Darrylyn Lombardi (Steve's cousin), Peter J. Caras (Steve's brother), Jane Mullins Jameson (Steve's cousin), Gary Chryst (former dancer, Joffrey Ballet), Terry Teachout (drama critic, The Wall Street Journal), Kay Mazzo (former principal dancer, New York City Ballet), Patricia McBride Bonnefoux (former principal dancer, New York City Ballet), Peter Martins (Ballet Master in Chief, New York City Ballet), Linda Merrill (former dancer, New York City Ballet), Jacques d'Amboise (former principal dancer, New York City Ballet), Allegra Kent (former principal dancer, New York City Ballet), Wilhelmina Frankfurt (dance education, New York City), Tina Martin (former dancer, Ballet Florida), Mia Michaels (director/choreographer), Connor Walsh (principal dancer, Houston Ballet), Charla Metzker (former dancer, Ballet Florida), Virginia Johnson (artistic director, Dance Theatre of Harlem), Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux (former principal dancer, New York City Ballet), Sean Lavery, Ballet Master (former principal dancer, New York City Ballet), Sarah Morthland (appraiser of fine art photography), Jacqueline Z. Davis, Executive Director (The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center), Mindy Aloff (dance writer), Iliana Lopez (former principal dancer, Miami City Ballet), Diane Cahill (former dancer, Ballet Florida), Lee Bell, Senior Director of Programming (The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts), Elizabeth Streb (extreme action choreographer).
Dance excerpts include George Balanchine's Allegro brillante and Four temperaments.
Biography
National airing on PBS began in March of 2011.
Source
Gift; Witek & Novak; Mar. 7, 2011. NN-PD
Added Author
Witek, John. Producer
Witek, John. Author of dialog
Novak, Deborah. Director
Novak, Deborah. Producer
Novak, Deborah. Author of dialog
Caras, Steven. Photographer
Caras, Steven, dancer.
Caras, Steven, interviewee.
Balanchine, George, choreographer.
Joffrey Ballet School.
School of American Ballet.
Witek & Novak.
Witek & Novak. Donor
Balanchine, George. Allegro brillante
Balanchine, George. Four temperaments.
Research Call Number
*MGZIDVD 5-7039
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