7th June 2020
(Re)Make is a new dance film by Sara Wookey in collaboration with Camilla Robinson. It features four experienced female dance artists exploring ideas of remaking in choreography through movement and dance. Presented by Lakeland Arts to celebrate the opening of Windermere Jetty Museum of Boats, Steam and Stories, (Re)Make sets out to extend our experience of architecture, dance, film and the museum towards something new again.
Created and filmed in the summer of 2018 during a site-specific residency at the museum this multi-channel film installation captures a moment in time in the buildings and landscapes of Windermere Jetty. Here improvised movements are punctuated by gestures from nostalgic choreography, remaking the iconic fantasy and escapism of a Hollywood musical. The filming process explores the notion of bringing the past into the present by using the latest high definition video and retro VHS cameras.
The viewer is invited to remake the work by the physical and visual experience of viewing the film across the three screens, the act of seeing becoming a choreographic experience in and of itself.
(Re)Make by Sara Wookey and Camilla Robinson
Read more about the making of the work – Sara Wookey
On Dancing
(Re)Make Credits:
Artistic Direction Sara Wookey
Film Direction & Editing Camilla Robinson
Production Company Wookey Works
Production Louisa Borg-Costanzi Potts
Dance Artists Henrietta Hale, Lauren Potter, Rahel Vonmoos, Sara Wookey
Costume Design Rosie Whiting
Photography Roswitha Chesher
Production Assistance Orlando Robinson
Sound Edit Gareth Young
Recording Studio Fonic
Funded by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.