Rapt Productions

12/31/2024

12/28/2024

12/20/2024

Learn more about the Margaret Jenkins Dance company and our community of makers! Through deep collaboration, we explore physicality and build environments where movement, music, and vision merge into something unique.

Video created by Rapt Productions
Directed, filmed and edited by Lindsay Gauthier
Co-Directed by Kegan Marling
Additional Camera work by Ben Estabrook and
Assistant Editor

12/13/2024

Meet a few of our amazing MJDC dancers who’ve each carved their unique pathways to dance. We are grateful to have such talented artists!

Video created by Rapt Productions
Directed, filmed and edited by Lindsay Gauthier
Additional Camera work by Ben Estabrook and
Assistant Editor Lydia Feuerhelm

Video Created by Rapt Productions Director/Producer/Editor: Lindsay Gauthier Camera: Ben Estabrook and Lindsay Gauthier Assistant Editor: Lydia Feuerhelm Production…

12/03/2024

What a beautiful day filming She Who Is Alive, with Erling Wold at Boulevard Restaurant. This feature film directed by Erling and produced by Lindsay Gauthier and Rapt Productions is years in the making. More behind the scenes to come!

12/15/2023

We made an opera film! Screening tonight online at 7pm. It’s a comedy that is fun for the whole family. Enjoy it from the comfort of your own home.

02/21/2023

One more weekend to catch Opera San Jose's Falstaff. We had a lovely time capturing their performance and creating a trailer.

Opera San José Presents Verdi's FalstaffBuy your tickets here : https://secure.operasj.org/overview/falstaffQuite simply one of the greatest operas ever writ...

02/21/2023

We had such a wonderful time editing this piece for Imagery.

12/01/2022

Exciting news: Marc Brew's Roots Above Ground just won BEST FEATURE FILM with the September 2022 Experimental Dance & Music Film Festival in Toronto, CA! Their audiences at WILDsound shared this wonderful feedback video with us–Watch the full video at http://bit.ly/RAG-Review
“I love how every dancer introduces themselves, I love the diversity in the dancers. It sets up you up with “these are people who are really telling your story,” and you/rer already connected to them right away; you’re getting some insight into who they are, right off the bat.” – Alisa Murray, festival audience member.
📸 by Doug Kaye
[Image Description: Six disabled and non-disabled dancers stand and sit around a long rectangular table, jumping upwards with curved torsos. Behind them is a projection of dappled sunlight in a forest, and they wear costumes in colors of burnt rust, seafoam, and turquoise blue. Laurels for the Experimental Dance and Music Film Festival, 2022 are placed at the bottom of the image and read "Winner Best Feature Film."]