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A mad world order
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  • Watch “Mad World,” a film by Susan Heimsoth and OneDance Productions, by clicking on their Vimeo page.Subscribe MAd Production Company (MPD) Top Posts & Pages Our group collaborates together to tell a story,” said Heimsoth. We are a collective who make short films that reflect the world we live in. “Our projects help to give our lives meaning. “Mad World” also features a piano-laden performance of the Tears for Fears song of the same name which soundtracks the visual dance routine. “To us, it is a mad world that we are living in,” said Heimsoth. The film and dance routine are meant to evoke the disconnect we may feel between necessary COVID-19 protocols – wearing face masks, maintaining physical distance – and the call of nature and, ultimately, connecting with the world around us as well as each other, according to Heimsoth. Officially released last month, the film shows a group of dancers, decked out in face masks and aqua-blue costumes, as they move, flow and connect with the natural world around them while enjoying the splendour of the Varley Trail. The four-minute movie was filmed in late September on a trail in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park, according to Susan Heimsoth, artistic director at OneDance. A group of North Shore dancers have taken to the woods in order to escape the madness of the world.Īround half a dozen adult dance students from OneDance Creative Art Centre in West Vancouver have put together a new short film called “Mad World,” alongside a small production crew.










    A mad world order