Audrey has worked with directors like Ivo Van Hove and Simone Stone, operating cameras live onstage in front of an audience. Live projection from an actors POV has intrigued audiences across the world. Audrey’s experience as both a performer and filmmaker led her to work in this niche. Most recently, Audrey created her own work that took onstage camera operating to a new level, using herself as a dancer with a camera, a participant, not just a voyuer.
duet for camera and dancer
Utilizing what she learned about live video and multimedia performance performing in West Side Story on Broadway and at the Metropolitan Opera, Audrey is creating a new dance piece that investigates the relationship between performer and camera in front of a live audience.
Using the body of the camera operator as not just a voyeur but a participating performer, Audrey’s skills as a dancer and camera operator help to find new and interesting ways to experiment with live video performance. Audrey was invited to debut the piece at the CalArts 50th Anniversary celebration
Dead Man Walking
Audrey joined the cast of Dead Man Walking as an onstage camera operator in September 2023. Ivo Van Hoe directed the stark updated version of the opera for its debut performance at the Metropolitan Opera. Audrey was interviewed by NY1 along with her colleague Adolfo Mena Cejas and the cast about their experience with live cameras onstage.
Lucia di Lammermoor
In the spring of 2022, as the world re-emerged from the pandemic, the Metropolitan Opera became a stand out example of what live performance could look like in this strange new world. Lucia di Lammermoor, directed by Simon Stone, marked the first production of its kind at the historic house.
Once again combining her skillsets in film and live performance, Audrey joined the cast as an onstage camera operator, capturing the epic love story in a new way, alongside the world renowned soprano Nadine Sierra, and tenor Javier Camarena.
Ivo Van Hove’s reimagining of West Side Story swept the city of New York in Febuary 2020, just one month before the country went into lock down.
In this ground breaking multi media production, Audrey worked at the intersection of live performance and technology, as one of three onstage camera operators who doubled as members of the infamous Sharks and Jets.