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People Dancing have been involved in making films for 20 years - you can find a few of them below.

For more clips, documentaries, performances, interviews and films from practitioners and best practice in community and participatory dance, and that celebrate all dance, dancers and dancing please visit youtube.com/PeopleDancing.

Progression - Beth's Story

People Dancing (The Foundation for Community Dance) in partnership with Dance4, have created this short film which features young disabled dancer Beth Gardiner. Throughout the film we hear from Beth herself about her passion for dance, her progression and development from school through to being on the Centre for Advance Training programme, plus her ambitions for the future. This film supports the changing perceptions report commissioned by Dance4 and aims to highlight young disabled dancers’ progression routes. This beautifully made and compassionate film tells Beth’s story in her own words.

11 Million Reasons to Dance - inspired by Black Swan

11 Million Reasons to Dance image inspired by Black Swan film commissioned by The Space, created by People Dancing.

Physically Being Me

Physically Being Me explores the positive journeys and thoughts of six disabled people who dance from their point of view. This film was created with the Community Film Unit and was funded through the award winning Speak Up Film Fund.

11 Million Reasons to Dance - inspired by Singin' in the Rain

11 Million Reasons to Dance image inspired by Singin' in the Rain film commissioned by The Space, created by People Dancing.

11 Million Reasons to Dance - inspired by Chicago

11 Million Reasons to Dance image inspired by Chicago film commissioned by The Space, created by People Dancing.

Adaption

In the film Adaption, dancers Laura Dajao and Mickael Marso Riviere discuss dance within the hip hop culture, and highlight how better awareness around access can ensure inclusivity. Dancing and adapting movement together, they create a beautifully inspiring and engaging duet. This film has been made in partnership with the MS Society.