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Tremble and Frontiers Selected for Film Festivals

Friday 6 September 2019

Scottish Ballet’s Digital Season is a month-long programme of work created for smartphones, cinema and everything in between. 

The Digital Season features short films, live streams and digital experiments to enhance, alter and inform the way we experience dance.

We are delighted to announce that Digital Season 2019 short films Tremble and Frontiers have been officially selected for screening at the following Film Festivals: 

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Frontiers

​Frontiers explores outdated gender norms inherent in the classical ballet industry​. ​Directed by Scottish Ballet’s in-house filmmaker Eve McConnachie and choreographed by San Francisco Ballet dancer Myles Thatcher – an exciting new talent working in the queer space.
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Tremble

An abstract dining room is the setting for Scottish Ballet’s largest film yet. Tremble stars 26 Scottish Ballet dancers and has been co-choreographed and directed by Jessica Wright and Morgann Runacre-Temple, set to Anna Meredith’s brassy track ‘Nautilus’.​​
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