@marisahamamoto: #ThisIsDance is Infinite Flow’s 10-year anniversary campaign to challenge the status quo of disability inclusion being an afterthought and a box to check. We are using dance as a vehicle to advance disability inclusion everywhere: on stage, on screen, and in seats of power. To support, visit bit.ly/ThisIsDance Stay tuned for more! — Director + Concept by @marisahamamoto Founder, Artistic Director, Infinite Flow Dance Company @infiniteflowdance Choreographer: @phillipchbeeb Assistant Choreographer: @makenzie_dustman Dancers: @miaschaik @shaheem @kimadima @natalietrevonne @chronically_ry @dannyjgomezofficial @_milkchocolateonwheelz @rileyhiggins29 @marisahamamoto Music: @jerrylangii Drone Operator: @13randonron Camera Operator: @kenzo.dp Editor: @kenzo.dp Production Assistant: @mangothemaker — #DisabilityPride #DisabilityJustice #DisabilityInclusion #Disability #DisabledJoy #Innovation #Choreography #SpinalCordInjury #EDS #AmputeeDancer #DeafDancer #InfiniteFlowDance Video Description: Birds eye view video with 9 dancers wearing white. Natalie, a Black female blind dancer. Mia, a White female wheelchair dancer with spinal cord injury. Riley, a nondisabled White female dancer. Danny, a Latino male wheelchair dancer with spinal cord injury. Marisa, a Japanese female stroke survivor with autism. Kima, a half-Russian half-Korean male amputee dancer. Ryann, a gender non-binary wheelchair dancer with EDS+. Denisha, a Black female wheelchair dancer with spinal cord injury. Shaheem, a Black male Deaf dancer. With Natalie at the center of all the dancers almost actiing as the conductor of the entire troupe of dancers, the rest of the 8 dancers make kaleidoscopic geometric shapes around Natalie in intricate choreography by Phillip. Dancers move fluidly in and out of frame, between being on each other’s laps, rolling on the floor, being dragged across the floor, spinning, and making complex shapes with their arms.

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