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Jodi was asked to audition by the popular TV show "America's Got Talent". Though it was submitted a bit late due to the deadline being too close to The Water Festival, they liked the video and invited her to audition anytime. Here is her audition:
TABLE DANCE: Improvisational dance video, filmed by Jen Simmons and edited by Gretjen Clausing, in a food court with unexpecting and unaware patrons. Screened in "Dance Boom!", a dance film festival produced by Scribe Video Center and Philadelphia Dance Projects.
THE GOOD AMERICAN: Dance video where politicians bully the world and Uncle Sam is an ominous presence on stilts.
BEDROOM SEQUENCES: Improvisational dance videos performed in one take for each day for 20 days as part of Art Clash's Fun-A-Day Project. Each dance had a theme, texture, and body part inspired from the book "Anatomy of Movement" by Blandine Calais-Germain, picked from a bag prior to the filming.
MINDKISS: A 16-millimeter dance film short with an original soundtrack about breaking out of being trapped in the mind. Dancer: Myra Bazell.
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