Description
A real dancer on screen — not an abstraction of one
VJ Loops Pack – Mirror Ballet | Ballerina Visuals for Theatres, Clubs & LED Screens
Ballet VJ Clips with Mirrored and Multiplied Dancers
Ballet VJ loops built from live footage of a dancer in a white and pale-blue classical tutu, shot on black and then mirrored, doubled and multiplied. Each gesture leaves a trail of dozens of repeats, so an arm opening becomes a fan and a turn becomes a corridor of figures receding into depth. Backgrounds move between pure black, deep blue and electric blue, with a bloom glow and vertical light streaks over the frame; a few clips shift the whole scene into magenta.
Thirty-four seamless loops in 4K 4096×2304 at 30 fps, delivered as Mov files that import directly into Resolume Arena, Arkaos, Modul8, VDMX and MadMapper. Every clip cuts back to its first frame cleanly, so a single loop can run for an entire act without a visible seam.
Produced by VJ’s for VJ’s
Dance Visuals for Theatres, VJs and Show Producers
Made for theatres, opera and ballet companies, dance productions, VJs and club residents, festival and concert teams, event and rental companies, fashion shows, worship media crews and streaming channels. The classical subject carries gala and ceremonial programmes, while the mirror processing keeps it at home in techno, electronic and experimental sets. Need a different look for the same night? See our other VJ loops packs.
On a theatre screen the multiplied figures read as a digital corps de ballet standing behind the real one; in a club the same clips turn strange — classical form pushed through a kaleidoscope. Produced by New Media Artist Alexander Kuiava and the LIME ART GROUP studio in Vienna, used by 30 000+ artists across 100+ countries. Royalty-free, instant download, no subscription.
Ballerina video art visuals for LED screens and video projection
Look image preview of single vj loops by LIME ART GROUP. Quality of images is a bit compressed for better website performance.
Resolution
4K 4096×2304
Frame Rate
30 Fps
Encoding
Mov
Quantity
34 clips
A live performer on every screen
Theatre, Ballet & Dance Productions
A digital corps standing behind the real dancers. The mirrored figures scale from a single backdrop to a full-width projection without losing the human silhouette.
Club, Rave & Concert Visuals
Classical form pushed through a kaleidoscope. After an hour of geometry and particles, a human figure on screen is what makes a crowd look up again.
Broadcast, Streaming & Post-Production
4K footage for titles, transitions and virtual sets. Screen or Add blending turns the dancers into translucent ghosts over any layer you already run.
Frequently asked questions about Mirror Ballet – Video Art Collection
How many performances does one purchase cover?
Every performance you ever give. The royalty-free licence is permanent and has no counter on shows, venues, countries or audience size — theatre runs, tours, festivals, club residencies and fixed installations are all included, commercial and client work as well. Only reselling or redistributing the files themselves is off limits.
How is the pack delivered once the order goes through?
Instantly, and in two places. The download sits in your account on our site, and the same links are emailed to you at checkout. If the 4K files are too heavy for your connection, send us the order number and we will open a Google Drive or MEGA mirror.
What does Vol.73 contain?
- 34 seamless loops of mirrored and multiplied ballet dancers.
- 4K resolution, 4096×2304, at 30 fps.
- Mov files compatible with all modern VJ software.
- Black, deep blue, electric blue and magenta scenes.
- Permanent royalty-free licence, instant delivery.
There is a real person on screen — is that cleared for commercial work?
Yes. The footage was filmed by LIME ART GROUP with the dancer under agreement, and the rights to use it commercially pass to you with the licence. Run the clips at ticketed shows, in branded events, on broadcast and on paid streams without any additional clearance or model release of your own.
Do the clips have an alpha channel for layering?
No — the dancer is filmed against black rather than keyed out. In practice that gives you two clean options: Screen or Add blending, which makes the figures translucent and ghost-like over another layer, or a luma key in Resolume or your editor for a harder cut-out. The deep black background keys well in both cases.
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