StandardVision, The Muck, Ciné-Corps, ahoy! DCW and LA POPS UP keep expanding!
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ANNOUNCING DCW2026

AWARD WINNERS!

DCW2026 x StandardVision


Dance Camera West is proud to announce DYAD and Still Got It as the 2026 StandardVision Showcase Award Winners.

From February 13–28, a one-minute excerpt from each film will be featured daily on StandardVision’s monumental digital media facade at LA Live, presented as part of a rotating, two-week public exhibition in downtown Los Angeles.

The StandardVision Showcase celebrates outstanding dance films through large-scale public presentation—bringing moving images of dance directly into the urban landscape.


THANK YOU

This season’s partnerships have expanded how and where dance films can be experienced, bringing work into the public realm at monumental scale and inviting new audiences into the conversation. We’re deeply grateful for your thoughtfulness, flexibility, and care throughout the process, and for the spirit of collaboration that made this possible.

Thank you to our Co-Presenters

- Théatre Raymond Kabbaz, COLBURN, and The Philosophical Research Society -

7th House, Clare Schweitzer, LA Filmforum

Thank you to our Community Partners

CAP UCLA, The Music Center, The Nimoy,

StandardVision, L.A. Dance Project, SFDFF,

Curation Hour, Queer Film Institute

It’s a privilege to work alongside partners who value experimentation, visibility, and artist-centered presentation. We look forward to continuing to build together and to many more moments of shared discovery ahead.




Upcoming LA POPS UP Screenings!


LA POPS UP @ The Muck, Thu. March 5




The Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton presents LA POPS UP: Dance on Film on Thursday, March 5, a curated program of screendance. The 7:30pm program takes place within the Muck’s historic 1920s Spanish Colonial Revival estate—an interdisciplinary arts campus known for exhibitions and performances. Tickets: $35 Non-Member; $20 Member; advance purchase recommended.



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