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No one dances sober, unless he is insane. CICERO
— The QI Elves (@qikipedia) January 27, 2013
It's been a massive year for The Australian Ballet, full of unforgettable moments -- especially for Amy Harris and Jake Mangakahia, the two stars of this mini-documentary series. In the final episode, Jake and Amy relive a year full of new ballets, new roles, a promotion and two awards, and the company starts on Don Quixote rehearsals.
Previously:
A Year Inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 9 - A 50th Birthday
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 8: The corps de ballet
In 2012, The Australian Ballet has been following Senior Artist Amy Harris and Corps de Ballet member Jake Mangakahia as they've taken on new roles, new ballets and challenging classics in a supersized 50th anniversary season.
Streamers, fireworks, cake, international stars and an unforgettable gala -- their 50th birthday on November 2 was one heck of a party! Episode 9 of A year inside The Australian Ballet shows the celebrations in the studio, famous guests rehearsing, and highlights from the gala.
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 8: The corps de ballet
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 7 - The mid-year review
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 6 - Dressing the ballet
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 5 Music of the Classics
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Boys' Day, Episode 4
A Year Inside The Australian Ballet: On The Road, Episode 3
A Year Inside The Australian Ballet, Episode 2
The Secret Life Of Dancers
Through 2012 The Australian Ballet has been sharing a behind the scenes look at the company. Episode 8 looks at the the corps de ballet. The corps is a vital part of classical productions, and where most dancers start their careers. Featuring intimate back-stage moments and stunning overhead shots of the corps' symmetry in Swan Lake, Episode 8 of A year inside The Australian Ballet explores the challenges and pleasures of "being like everybody else".
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 7 - The mid-year review
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 6 - Dressing the ballet
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 5 Music of the Classics
A year inside The Australian Ballet: Boys' Day, Episode 4
A Year Inside The Australian Ballet: On The Road, Episode 3
A Year Inside The Australian Ballet, Episode 2
The Secret Life Of Dancers
Cheetahs are the fastest runners on the planet. Combining the resources of National Geographic and the Cincinnati Zoo, and drawing on the skills of a Hollywood action movie crew, Gregory Wilson documented these amazing cats in a way that’s never been done before.
Using a Phantom camera filming at 1200 frames per second while zooming beside a sprinting cheetah, the team captured every nuance of the cat’s movement as it reached top speeds of 60+ miles per hour.
As a counterbalance here are Marina Kanno and Giacomo Bevilaqua from Staatsballett Berlin performing several jumps captured in slow motion at 1000 frames per second.
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