13th EIVV for videodance, videoart and AI choreography
The 2026 call is open
Videodance Studies: curating, understanding and preserving the art of movement on screen.
Categories
VIDEODANCE / SCREENDANCE / VIDEOPERFORMANCE: Focuses on works in which dance has been specifically created for the screen in partnership with camera, editing, and other moving image tools.
ABSTRACT VIDEOART: Abstract videoart uses the moving image as material for audio-visual composition rather than representation. Moving images may arise from filmed reality or from animation, digital transformation, and synthesis. Its expressive elements are rhythm, color, light, texture, and visual structure, forming what can be called a choreography of images and sound, including visual music.
AI & CHOREOGRAPHIC MOVEMENT (New for 2026): For works using Artificial Intelligence as a creative medium to investigate, generate, or transform movement. We seek works using generative video (such as prompt-based generation or motion control from body recordings) as a tool for choreographic research.
Videodance is ready to kick a new start for 2026.
Exploring the language of choreo-cinematic works in all diversity and techniques.