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| User: | rainsdance (139459) rain's ramblings
As I live and breathe, I program. |
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| Name: | Rain | ||||
| Website: | http://rainsdance.com | ||||
| Location: | Durham, North Carolina, United States | ||||
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| Bio: | I began studying dance at fourteen years of age - following a discussion with a dance instructor wherein I was informed that a thirteen year old who has never had any training would never be a dancer. Years of training began with the Holliman School of Ballet where I studied during and after school for two years straight; such was my stubborn streak. I have been exploring choreography and technology since a very early age. At eight, with absolutely no dance training, I choreographed my first duet to Michael Jackson’s Human Nature. Around the same time, I taught myself the joy of programming TI Basic on a TI 99/4A. Since then, I have studied at the Jordan Academy of Dance, the Tupelo Academy of Dance Arts, several American College Dance Festivals, the University of Southern Mississippi where I earned my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance, and Durham’s own American Dance Festival. Since college, I have danced with Memphis Dance Theatre, Kris Cangelosi Dance Project, Beacon Dance, Ondine and Company, Duende Dance, Choreo Collective, and Jwalk to name a few. I began producing my own work in 2001 as part of One-Third Productions, founding Rain’s Dance Group a year later as a creative outlet for new and young dance and art professionals. In 2002 I earned my Master of Information Technology, complimenting my undergraduate creative degree with a technical degree. Since then, I have been joyfully using both halves of my brain, one half technical, logical, and mathematical; the other creative, artistic, and emotional. As I continue to experience life, I discover new methods and approaches to choreography. Since my involvement with Fly-By Theatre, as a dancer and an actress, I have used Tadashi Suzuki Methods to synchronize large groups of dancers so that they can move as a single unit during performance. As I continue to develop, I find more ways to integrate the hard logic of form and efficiency with the flow and elegance of creative dance. In graduate school, I intend to further the integration of technology—and the mental processes governing its use—in my training as a contemporary dance performer and choreographer. | ||||
| Memories:: | 27 entries | ||||
| Pictures: | over 40 public | ||||
| Interests: | 86: academia, acting, beauty, being in love, books, breakfast for dinner, challenges, chasing my dreams, choreographing, cleo, communication, computers, creating, creativity, crunches, culture, dance, discovery, dreams, drinking water, exercise, floon, friends, fun, gaming, geeks, getting mail, halloween, handwritten letters, happiness, hiking, home, hope, horror movies, hot showers, illuminations, inspiration, intrigue, japan, knowledge, larping, laughing, lemonade, little accomplishments, living deliberately, m. night shyamalan, making new friends, modern, music, myth, nicknames, night, nutella, open windows, organization, passion, poetry, pool, precise language, q-tips, rain, reading, religion, road trips, rockclimbing, sensuality, sex, sincerity, sleeping in, smart assed remarks, solar, spring, starlight, stern letter writing, summer, sunlight, tempura, the art of correspondence, unfettered laughter, walks, whimsy, wine, wishes, writing, yoga, zoe | ||||
| Schools: | St. Mary's Hall - San Antonio, TX (1990 - 1992) Virginia Allred Stacey High School - San Antonio, TX (1992 - 1994) University of Southern Mississippi - Hattiesburg Campus - Hattiesburg, MS (1994 - 1998) American Intercontinental University - Dunwoody - Atlanta, GA (2002) | ||||
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