Behind the scenes, Paul Taylor dances come alive in doc! VIDEO INTERVIEW - Mr. Media Interviews by B

Today's Guests: Director Kate Geis and executive producer Robert Aberlin, who capture the creation of Paul Taylor dances in the behind the scenes documentary film Paul Taylor: Creative Domain.

INTERVIEW Kate Geis, Robert Aberlin... by andelman 

Watch this exclusive Mr. Media interview with KATE GEIS and ROBERT ABERLIN by clicking on the video player above! 

Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience full of prima ballerinas who – like Mr. Media – would give their left, uh, Capezios to be in the Paul Taylor Dance Company… in the NEW new media capital of the world… St. Petersburg, Florida!

For all of my pop culture tastes – superhero movies, detective novels, losing sports teams, loud sitcoms – there has always been a place in my heart for opera and dance.

I know, I know; my wife doesn’t believe it either.

Still, it’s true.
ROBERT ABERLIN podcast excerpt: "Getting Paul Taylor to agree to this documentary took me about four years. He would often say to me, ‘Who would ever be interested? Nobody will be interested in this! Why do you want to do this?'"
You can LISTEN to this interview with KATE GEIS, director, and ROBERT ABERLIN, executive producer, of the documentary film PAUL TAYLOR: CREATIVE DOMAIN, by clicking the audio player above!

Being able to sing opera is an incredible gift, as is the opportunity to see it performed. Seeing Luciano Pavarotti live in 1984 sealed that.

And when it comes to dance, while I’ve always admired the physical skills of the dancers – particularly modern dance – the process of creating the dance has always fascinated me. I first realized my interest in this amazing art while watching the 1985 film White Nights starring the unlikely team of Mikhail Baryshnikov and Gregory Hines.

Which brings me to a fascinating new dance documentary, Paul Taylor: Creative Domain.
KATE GEIS podcast excerpt: "Dance is often nonverbal. There is a moment when the choir is sea