In 1984 artist Charles Atlas made a film about British dancer Michael Clark titled Hail to the New Puritan, which was subsequently released in 1986. The work has been restored and will screen as part of the 21st Images Festival. Walker writes about the process under which Atlas took to have the film made and later broadcast. The piece should be understood as part of a larger body of work concerning the documentation of dance. Atlas continues in the same vein of documenting performance, currently musical performances, using digital video rather than 16 mm.