Dr Sidonie Carey-Green is a UK-based dance filmmaker and practitioner-researcher whose work explores the intersection of movement, film, and technology. Her work investigates connections between ideas of local identity and choreographic mapping, and she is interested in how performance can engage with new technologies in ways that are transformative rather than oppressive for othered bodies. She is a research associate on ‘Researching Local Theatres’ funded by AHRC and author of Surveillance Technologies in Performance and Migration (Methuen Drama, forthcoming 2025). In 2023 she received her practice-based PhD from Royal Holloway University of London (RHUL). Over her studies she developed a long-term collaboration with Tom Tegento to create a series of choreographic objects, currently funded by Arts Council England. She works as a facilitator, choreographer and film practitioner across Kent and Surrey, teaching performance and technique for youth companies, adults, and universities.