
编舞家 Gabrielle Tumaneng 在《Gaby》中展露头角
短篇纪录片《Gaby》开场时,一位年轻的温哥华编舞家正流畅且轻松地在一面落地镜前练习街舞动作。在影片旁白中,Gabrielle Tumaneng 将她的艺术形式描述为「一种对歌曲进行诠释的视觉表现」。

短篇纪录片《Gaby》开场时,一位年轻的温哥华编舞家正流畅且轻松地在一面落地镜前练习街舞动作。在影片旁白中,Gabrielle Tumaneng 将她的艺术形式描述为「一种对歌曲进行诠释的视觉表现」。

短篇紀錄片《Gaby》開場時,一位年輕的溫哥華編舞家正流暢且輕鬆地在一面落地鏡前練習街舞動作。在影片旁白中,Gabrielle Tumaneng 將她的藝術形式描述為「一種對歌曲進行詮釋的視覺表現」。

Tumaneng hopes that she can inspire kids of East Asian ancestry with modest means to pursue careers in arts and culture.



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