Video: GHOST

We’re delighted to finally revive some footage that has been sitting on an abandoned hard drive. In this video Drew Jacoby, Rubinald Pronk, Prince Credell, and Leo Mujic discuss the making of an original piece by Leo Mujic for Jacoby Pronk and Dancers. It was filmed in Belgrade, Serbia and New Orleans. The footage is from 2011 – when Jacoby & Pronk were still touring the world.

This is part 1 of 2. View part 2 here.

Ghost – Part 1

World Premiere November 2011 for Jacoby & Pronk
New Orleans, USA NOCCA Institute

GHOST was made possible by the generous support of the Strelizia Foundation and was co-commissioned by the New Orleans Ballet Association and NOCA Institute.

Choreography: Leo Mujic
Costumes: Thomas Mika and Julie Winn
Music: Anita Andreis
Lighting: Leo Mujic and Townsend Olcott
Production Manager: Townsend Olcott
Video: Joshua Martens
Video Editing: Grace Courvoisier
Dancers: Drew Jacoby, Rubinald Pronk, Leo Mujic, Prince Credell

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Post by Grace Courvoisier

Grace Courvoisier is the Video Editor for DancePulp, and Artistic Director and choreographer of GC&DC based in New York City. Originally from Las Vegas, NV, she holds a BFA in dance from the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, and has had her work performed at CPR, Judson Church through Movement Research, The Wild Project, and Symphony Space among others. When she's not choreographing she's enjoying her career at the Museum of Modern Art, and initiating volunteer work for select women organizations across the country.