Ritual
An eerie exploration revealing the ritualistic initiation of a woman hunted by unknown beings.
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Briley JozwiakDirector
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Sam SeaDirector of Photography
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Briley JozwiakChoreographer
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Amy Leona HavinDancers
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Matt CichonDancers
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Eddy DuretDancers
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Briley JozwiakDancers
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Lyndsey Gray ParsonsDancers
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Lena TraenkenschuhDancers
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Project Type:Experimental, Short, Other
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Genres:dance for film, occult, fantasy, horror, dance video, dance, short film, gothic
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Runtime:12 minutes 39 seconds
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Completion Date:May 1, 2016
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Production Budget:500 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Portland Underground Film FestivalPortland, OR
United States
April 8, 2017
Honorable Mention Horror/Sci-fi Film -
Wretched Nobles Film and Video Series: Between WorldsChicago, Illinois
United States
October 20, 2016 -
Spectacle Garden #4: Video Art EditionPortland, Oregon
United States
August 18, 2016 -
The Holding Project's HAVAPortland, Oregon
United States
May 20, 2016
North American Premiere
A native of Vancouver, Washington, Briley Jozwiak started dancing at age 4 and spent most of her youth training under the direction of Maricar Drilon and Russell Capps. Once ballet became her main focus, she spent summers training at Alonzo King Lines Ballet (2009), Oregon Ballet Theatre (2009), and Atlanta Ballet (2010). She began her professional career with Atlanta Ballet as a fellowship from 2010-2012 where she performed in such works as Twyla Tharp’s Princess and the Goblin, Christopher Wheeldon’s Rush, and James Kudelka’s Four Seasons. After her time in Atlanta, Briley spent a season as a company member with Nevada Ballet Theatre (2012-2013) and returned to the Northwest the following year to freelance. She then spent the 2014-2015 season with Ballet Tucson where she performed Ian Horvath’s Laura’s Women as a soloist. She has been working with push/FOLD and The Holding Project since her return to Portland, as well as turning her interests toward dance for film.