Jeannette Ginslov is a Specialist in Dance on Screen: filmmaker, researcher, curator and facilitator for AR, Screen & the Internet.
She has an MSc Media Arts & Imaging – Screendance from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, University of Dundee, Scotland (Distinction) and an MA Speech and Drama - Choreography from Rhodes University South Africa. She is Director of Screendance Africa (Pty) Ltd Cape Town, Online Producer for MoveStream and is Videographer for the AR & Screendance Research Project AffeXity (2011-present). She was a part-time lecturer in Dance and Technology at The Space, Dundee, Scotland.
Currently studying towards a PhD at London South Bank University with a scholarship (2016-19) Re-visualising human movement: Motion Capture & Computer Visualisation - The Future of the Visual Image with the School of Applied Sciences and School of Arts and Creative Industries - Centre for Media and Culture Research
As an independent filmmaker she works across several media platforms - the body, screen, mobile devices and the internet. She directs, shoots and edits her screendance works for online production, single screen events, installations and social media. The works centre around affect, the moving body and its digital materiality. She produces documentaries, teasers and trailers. Her works have been screened on BBC Big Screens Outdoors UK, Danish Film Institute, Edinburgh Festival, British Film Institute, Lincoln Centre New York, REDCAT Theatre Los Angeles and at many other screendance festivals around the globe. Her AR (Augmented Reality) and screendance works investigate somatic memory across bodies and networked mobile devices. Her latest Screendance and AR project P(AR)ticipate premiered in Berlin at the Lake Studios in 2014 and has since been performed at Tanzrauschen in Wuppertal, HMC in Dundee, CCA in Glasgow and Dança em Foco Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
She collaborates on many projects, the most notable being AffeXity: an interdisciplinary screendance & AR (Augmented Reality) research project, that explores a-fixty, affect and somatic archiving in cities (2011-present), in collaboration with Prof Susan Kozel at MEDEA Malmö University Sweden. In May 2012 she was Artist in Residence at MEDEA exploring affect for screendance within AR interaction design. From 2011-2014 she was Coordinator the online screendance competition 60secondsdance.dk and founder member of ScreenMoves in Copenhagen and served on the International Jury for 60secondsdance.com
Ginslov is a freelance lecturer and facilitates screendance & AR workshops internationally: Wisconsin University USA (2009), University of Dance and Circus Stockholm Sweden (2010), Art on Wires Oslo and Dansehallerne Copenhagen Denmark (2011), Ishyo Arts Centre Kigali Rwanda (2012), GIPCA Cape Town, Rhodes University Drama Department and Durban University of Technology (2012). She ran a series of workshops for the Post Graduate Choreography students at the University of Cape Town Dance Department (2013), Rhodes University Drama Department (2013-14) , Lake Studios Berlin (2014), Vo'Arte InShadow International Screendance Festival, Lisbon (2014), Hong Kong iDance Festival (2014),
Africa in Motion at Dance Base, Edinburgh (2016) Summer Media Studio Lithuania (2016), Federal University of Bahia Salvador, Brazil (2016) Dança em Foco International Screendance Festival Rio de Janeiro (2016), Tanzrauschen Dance Film Festival Screendance & AR Workshop, Wuppertal, Germany (2016). She was also a Temporary Senior Lecturer at Rhodes University Drama Department 2013-14.
She has over thirty years experience as a dancer, teacher, choreographer and director and has won countless awards, commissions, grants and bursaries for her research and practice. Ginslov was founder and Artistic Director for Walking Gusto Productions 2005 and curator for Montage Video Dance Festival South Africa in collaboration with the FNB Dance Umbrella 2006-2008.
Ginslov currently lives and works in Dundee Scotland, teaching 50+ Ballet Classes at The Space and Carse Association for Continuing Education in Invergowrie and works part time as Gallery Assistant at the Hannah Maclure Centre.
Specialties: Filmmaker, Director, Editor, Choreographer, Curator, Researcher, Lecturer, Augmented Reality, Online Producer, Facilitator, Coordinator.
She has an MSc Media Arts & Imaging – Screendance from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, University of Dundee, Scotland (Distinction) and an MA Speech and Drama - Choreography from Rhodes University South Africa. She is Director of Screendance Africa (Pty) Ltd Cape Town, Online Producer for MoveStream and is Videographer for the AR & Screendance Research Project AffeXity (2011-present). She was a part-time lecturer in Dance and Technology at The Space, Dundee, Scotland.
Currently studying towards a PhD at London South Bank University with a scholarship (2016-19) Re-visualising human movement: Motion Capture & Computer Visualisation - The Future of the Visual Image with the School of Applied Sciences and School of Arts and Creative Industries - Centre for Media and Culture Research
As an independent filmmaker she works across several media platforms - the body, screen, mobile devices and the internet. She directs, shoots and edits her screendance works for online production, single screen events, installations and social media. The works centre around affect, the moving body and its digital materiality. She produces documentaries, teasers and trailers. Her works have been screened on BBC Big Screens Outdoors UK, Danish Film Institute, Edinburgh Festival, British Film Institute, Lincoln Centre New York, REDCAT Theatre Los Angeles and at many other screendance festivals around the globe. Her AR (Augmented Reality) and screendance works investigate somatic memory across bodies and networked mobile devices. Her latest Screendance and AR project P(AR)ticipate premiered in Berlin at the Lake Studios in 2014 and has since been performed at Tanzrauschen in Wuppertal, HMC in Dundee, CCA in Glasgow and Dança em Foco Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
She collaborates on many projects, the most notable being AffeXity: an interdisciplinary screendance & AR (Augmented Reality) research project, that explores a-fixty, affect and somatic archiving in cities (2011-present), in collaboration with Prof Susan Kozel at MEDEA Malmö University Sweden. In May 2012 she was Artist in Residence at MEDEA exploring affect for screendance within AR interaction design. From 2011-2014 she was Coordinator the online screendance competition 60secondsdance.dk and founder member of ScreenMoves in Copenhagen and served on the International Jury for 60secondsdance.com
Ginslov is a freelance lecturer and facilitates screendance & AR workshops internationally: Wisconsin University USA (2009), University of Dance and Circus Stockholm Sweden (2010), Art on Wires Oslo and Dansehallerne Copenhagen Denmark (2011), Ishyo Arts Centre Kigali Rwanda (2012), GIPCA Cape Town, Rhodes University Drama Department and Durban University of Technology (2012). She ran a series of workshops for the Post Graduate Choreography students at the University of Cape Town Dance Department (2013), Rhodes University Drama Department (2013-14) , Lake Studios Berlin (2014), Vo'Arte InShadow International Screendance Festival, Lisbon (2014), Hong Kong iDance Festival (2014),
Africa in Motion at Dance Base, Edinburgh (2016) Summer Media Studio Lithuania (2016), Federal University of Bahia Salvador, Brazil (2016) Dança em Foco International Screendance Festival Rio de Janeiro (2016), Tanzrauschen Dance Film Festival Screendance & AR Workshop, Wuppertal, Germany (2016). She was also a Temporary Senior Lecturer at Rhodes University Drama Department 2013-14.
She has over thirty years experience as a dancer, teacher, choreographer and director and has won countless awards, commissions, grants and bursaries for her research and practice. Ginslov was founder and Artistic Director for Walking Gusto Productions 2005 and curator for Montage Video Dance Festival South Africa in collaboration with the FNB Dance Umbrella 2006-2008.
Ginslov currently lives and works in Dundee Scotland, teaching 50+ Ballet Classes at The Space and Carse Association for Continuing Education in Invergowrie and works part time as Gallery Assistant at the Hannah Maclure Centre.
Specialties: Filmmaker, Director, Editor, Choreographer, Curator, Researcher, Lecturer, Augmented Reality, Online Producer, Facilitator, Coordinator.