““The information provided in this course is invaluable and the delivery by Kevin is eloquent and encouraging. Not only has Kevin so generously shared his knowledge and experiences, but he has created a new network of connection between a diverse group of artists.”
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— Anna McDowell
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The Dance Film Course

5 lessons teaching you how to make high end films with basic resources and artistic excellence

The Dance film course - 5 Lessons - $235 USD

Join Kevin to learn how dance films can be high level without being big budget. Perfect for creating during the pandemic, this course highlights one of Kevin’s key beliefs: excellent art doesn’t have to be expensive, it just has to be well thought out.

Learn the details of how to choreograph for the camera, how to conceptualize a project from beginning to end, how to edit, and how to film like a pro. Whether you’re new to film or have been using it for years, this multi-level course will show you new tricks and techniques for creating captivating videos.

With an extensive background in video production, Kevin has filmed for such companies as San Francisco Ballet, Oakland Ballet, ODC Dance, Smuin Ballet, Amy Seiwert’s Imagery, and many others. He served as the in-house videographer for Ballet Arizona for four years. His films have been presented at San Francisco Dance Film Festival, American Dance Festival, Greensboro Dance Film Festival, and have won Editors Choice Awards from Dance Magazine and Pointe Magazine. Kevin has directed and choreographed music videos for musical artists Natalie Bancroft, Gayle Skidmore, Rebecca Harrold, and Whitney Shay.



• Signing up gives you 1 year of access to the lessons •

For more information email info@kevinjenkins.org


Topics Covered include:

• Cinematography

• Editing

• Artistic preferences - developing your unique style

• Choreographing for the camera

• Storyboarding

• Lighting

• Producing

• How to collaborate

• Creating quality film on a limited budget

““As an aspiring dancer and choreographer, I learned from Kevin invaluable, helpful, real-world information about the trade.”
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— Rosalie Anthony
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Kevin Jenkins is an in-demand instructor and regularly teaches and choreographs for students in New York, Boston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Miami, Dallas, and San Diego. He has taught and choreographed for the following organizations:

• Boston Ballet School

• Joffrey Ballet School

• Jacob’s Pillow

• Walnut Hill School for the Arts

• Master Ballet Academy

• Belhaven University

• Goucher College

• Gallim Dance

• School of Ballet Arizona

• ICON Dance Awards

• University of San Diego

• Endicott College

• Muhlenberg College

• Eglevsky Ballet School

• Marin Ballet

• Orange County School of the Arts

• State Street Ballet - Professional Track

• Green Street Studios

• Grossmont College

• Performing Arts School of Central Pennsylvania

• Northern California Dance Conservatory

• Paso Robles Chamber Ballet

• Studio R Ballet

• West Coast Dance Complex

• In The Spotlight Dance Conservatory

• Western Ballet

• Hockaday School

• Russian Ballet Studios

• Gustafson Dance

• Academy of American Ballet

• Southwest Classical Dance Institute

• Arizona School of the Arts

• Scripps Dance Centre

• Persian Cultural Dance Academy

• Ramona/Julian Academy of Dance

• Mary Murphy's Champion Ballroom Academy

• Roco Dance

• Canyon Crest Academy

• Lynch School of Ballet

• Dance & Co.

• Carlsbad Performing Art Academy

• Academy of Classical Ballet

• KJ Dance

• Academy of Classical Ballet

• Ballet Space

• Dance Center of Walla Walla

• Magnify Dance Center

• Kirkpatrick’s School of Dance

• Ballet Clinic

• Coronado School of the Arts

• School of Creative and Performing Arts

• ENSŌ

• LUX

• Inspire School of Dance

• Torres Didio Ballet Program

• 4S Dance Academy

• Artistic Fusion Dance Academy

• Miami Royal Ballet

• Inspire School of Ballet

• TAME Dance Academy

• Legacy Dance Academy

• The Dallas Conservatory

• Expressions Dance

• Premier Ballet Conservatory


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