Warriorz does not only rehearse the piece. We concept it, shoot it and cut it — and this is the output.
The concept film shot for the Warriorz immersive experience — the piece made to show what the room feels like before anyone walks into it.
An immersive show cannot be sold on a poster. It has to be seen moving. So it was concepted, shot and cut as a film: one minute and forty-one seconds of the thing itself, with Warriorz dancers in frame and a real crew behind the camera.
This is not a promo stitched together from rehearsal clips. It was written, lit and shot.
Concept video shot for the Warriorz immersive experience.
The immersive Christmas experience — dancers performing through a venue rather than on a stage, with the audience seated inside the piece.
Two cuts. The first is the Christmas film. The second is the event version, shot the same night. Both were made with no funding behind them, which is the part worth knowing when you watch them.
It gave the dancers professional footage for their own portfolios, and gave the families an evening they still talk about. It runs again next Christmas.
Warriorz runs an annual awards night — the entire academy, properly dressed, marking a year of work. This is footage from a previous one.
The next Awards Night is Saturday 7 November 2026.
Footage from a previous awards night, not the 2026 event. Tickets and details for Saturday 7 November are on the What's On page.
The 2026 Warriorz advertisement — the academy as it actually looks and sounds, cut for screen.
The same people who appear in it teach the classes. That is the whole argument.