“…In this new environment, YouTube has become a valuable reference point and is beginning to provide an accessible store of dance films, whilst also emphasizing the importance of expertly curated dance archives. At the same time, dance practitioners are themselves getting more directly involved in building their own archival collections, or "artist-driven archival projects" (Candelario, 2018), in an effort to take more control over their representation and legacy, even if disregarding more traditional archive methods.…”