Inside Look at the Creative Process
“Ballet 422” is a terrific documentary about the creation of a ballet — in this case, the 422nd ballet produced by the New York City Ballet. Focus of the film is 25-year-old Justin Peck, a New York City Ballet soloist and resident choreographer. The movie begins with a few facts about New York City Ballet, but moves quickly to the excellent behind-the-scenes footage of how Peck and his dancers put together a brand new ballet — the only premiere of the Winter, 2013 season.<br /><br />It is simply amazing that the entire, finished ballet is not shown. This should definitely have been the closing sequence, illustrating how so much hard work can result in a beautiful creation. My guess is that New York City Ballet wanted to keep the ballet, “Paz de la Jolla,” an exclusive for in-person performances and didn’t give permission for the entire ballet to be shown. What a shame. Because New York City Ballet is one of the most famous companies in the nation, there is a star aura around the company, which will attract ballet fans. I can’t see how the documentary will intrigue those who aren’t into ballet, but for those who are, the film will provide fascinating background. The coordination of all elements — music, choreography, costumes, lighting, etc. — in a mere two months appears an impossible task, but speaks to the professionalism of all concerned.<br /><br />Bonus features include commentary with director Jody Lee Lipes and Justin Peck; deleted scenes; choreography sketches gallery; costume design gallery; and a making-of featurette.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : From first rehearsal to world premiere, BALLET 42 takes us backstage at New York City Ballet. Dance Justin Peck, a young up-and-coming choreographer, is commissioned to create a new ballet for the Company's 2013 Winter Season. With unprecedented access to an elite world, the film follows Peck a he collaborates with musicians, lighting design- ers, costume designers and fellow dancers to cre- ate Paz de la Jolla, NYCB's 422nd new ballet..