Steven Fajana

Danceart Projects
Filmmaker, Choreographer, Editor, Production Assistant and Other

London, England

Member Since:
January 2012

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About Steven

I am a dance and the moving image film/video artist/maker. My interest is to experiment with the moving body as it is captured through the framed vision of the camera. My interest and continued exploration, the relationship and collaboration between movement, space, captured moving image, visual art and screening/ exhibition.

I have been a performer/dancer and choreographed for independent projects on stage and on film/video. Also I have directed and produced my own dance shorts, screened at international and national film festivals: (Monaco Grimaldi, Berlinale, Talent Campus, American dance festival, Montage Video dance festival South Africa, Mandal Norway Emotion, Dance on screen, London, Il Coreografo Elettronico, Napoli etc.

Gender:
Male

Height:
6'

Body type:
Average

Hair:
Short

Hair color:
Black

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
African American

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A cake for Mabel (2017)
Film (short) by Jane McGee Lighting technician A dead mother. A frisky old man. And the perfect Victoria sponge. Director: Jane McGee Writer: Jane McGee Stars: Sally Mortemore, Benjamin Whitrow, Carolyn Tomkinson |
Paradise Omeros (2012)
Film (short) by Isaac Julien (Short) Friend Isaac Julien Paradise Omeros Isaac Julien’s three-channel video Paradise Omeros (2002) explores the social, political, and emotional terrain of postcolonial identity through a richly imagined, elliptical narrative that steps outside the bounds of linear time to link two island cultures: 1960s England and contemporary Saint Lucia. The video’s protagonist, Achille, appears in both locations, first working as a waiter at a brilliantly colorful tropical resort and later wandering through bleak and gray London housing projects. Dreamlike scenes of the ocean and a lively party in an immigrant’s apartment spe
The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
Film by Christopher Nolan Background Prisoner