Week 4 Lecture - Contemporary Screendance
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Title: Contemporary Screendance Unit: PER007-1 Applied Choreography: Dance and Innovation Course: Dance and Professional Practice Institution: University of Bedfordshire Tutor: Dr Louise Douse
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