A new form of athletically inspired, circus arts-derived dance is the focus of this group of performance tapes. Nine Person Precision Ball Passing is a synchronized dance performance by avant-garde choreographer Charles Moulton. Nine dancers in a grid formation repeatedly pass nine balls to one another in formal and dynamic geometries of mechanized movement, alternately criss-cross, back-forth, up-down. Choreographing with the camera, Blumberg meticulously traces these mathematical intricacies, then transforms this collective feat via computer processing into a tic-tac-toe grid of repeated images. In Solos, acrobat/juggler/mime Michael Moschen conveys acute agility in his deft performance with crystal balls, glowing rods and flaming torches. Blumberg's single camera witnesses Moschen's gestural technique in this dance-acrobatic hybrid. In Toward a Minimal Choreography, Blumberg humorously manipulates the image of a man on roller skates to create an unconventional "dance" through electronic imaging.