“How Much Time Do We Have?” explores longing, self-awareness, vulnerability of the heart, and gratitude for nature.

Choreographer's Note* The movement in this piece is entirely improvisational, yet guided by a clear emotional vision. Filmed during golden hour in an empty field, we chose to capture the movement in slow motion, which helped translate a sense of somberness and reflection. The film concludes with the dancer moving slowly toward the sun, a moment that feels like reverence—an offering, or a quiet acknowledgment.

Although the film ends at 2 minutes and 4 seconds, it leaves behind a lingering question: does this moment feel like an ending, or a beginning?

Cinematography : Kirby Griffin 

Editing: Kirby Griffin and Brittney London

Dancer: Brittney London

*Choreographer's Note* Nanm Selés (translated as celestial souls in Creole) was created from a place of longing—to heal, to feel, and to be seen. Nia and I leaned into the emotions of transition, allowing them to guide our intention, movement, and overall energy. I was also interested in exploring movement that felt timeless—allowing the dance to exist as a continuous, cyclical loop, unbound by beginning or end. From that space, the work emerged with a deep sense of warmth, love, and sisterhood.

Directed and Choreographed by: Brittney London

Dancers: Brittney London & Nia June 

Filmed and Edited by: Kirby Griffin

Original Score by: A Poet Named Nate  

Trumpet Performed by: Brandon Woody

Production Engineers: Tyler Moonlight, Eric Barry