"In Balanchine's Classroom" documentary progresses

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Connie Hochman describes her film: "After conducting more than 90 interviews with former Balanchine dancers spanning four decades, what has resulted is an historic and captivating story. Interwoven with fascinating interviews is dance footage, both old and new: rare, never-before-seen classroom footage of Balanchine teaching, shot by longtime colleague and admirer Jerome Robbins, as well as recent footage of former Balanchine dancers working with today’s dynamic dancers."

Here's a link to the DFA page for her film: http://www.dancefilms.org/fiscally-sponsored-items/in-balanchines-classroom/

I sincerely hope that those of us who have been supported and uplifted by Mr. B's work will consider supporting this important effort. It's fair play if nothing else.

[Helene]

What separates this ask from a Kickstarter or Indigogo project is the lack of specifics: how much they need and what they need it for (specifically).