You might check out some of the videos that Chatahoochie Country Dancers 
(Atlanta) did:
  The videos on this site may have too many flourishes
for your needs, 
 but I think meets your other criteria. The website is also a really 
 good example of successful marketing to college students.
       
http://www.contradanceswithwolves.org/
 Bree Kalb
 -----Original Message----- From: Leslie Gotfrit
 Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2013 4:16 PM
 To: callers(a)sharedweight.net
 Subject: [Callers] YouTube of contra dancing to entice nondancers?
 I'm a new contra caller who does community/family dances, kitchen 
 parties and one night stands. I'm calling a dance for about 60 adults, 
 almost none of whom have even heard of contra dancing, but they do 
 know each other. The organizers have asked for a YouTube that would 
 convey the fun of contra dancing, without scaring off newbies. I've 
 looked at dozens and can't find one where 1. The calls and music are 
 heard (otherwise they'll really wonder what they are paying me and the 
 band for) 2. People are having fun (but not twirling and flourishing 
 so much people will think they need to be experts 3. The dancers look 
 a bit "cool" and aren't all on the other side of middle aged (it's a 
 young adult crowd and most people in my (red)neck of the woods only 
 know about western squares,/retired couples in costumes) 4. The 
 quality of the filming and music recording is good or great (again, to 
 avoid the hokey label). 5. Does all of that in under five minutes.
 I know it's a tall order.  Any suggestions? I'll take 4/5.
 Leslie
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