Unveiled: Double Veil Instructional with Petite Jamilla
If you want to learn or improve your veil tricks, this is a good DVD, covering most of the common veil techniques. However if you’ve already learned a variety of...
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Maria Strova’s Double Veil Dance Secrets
I think this DVD has been badly titled. The cover has a subtitle along the bottom saying, “With Belly Dance technique lesson II” – if that was the title, and...
Double and Single Veil Technique with Joynan
Once again, a slightly misleading DVD title. This DVD is a great introduction to veil – it covers all kinds of information including how to make your own veils....
Sword Stylization With Belladonna
The title might give the impression it’s for dancers who already know bellydance sword, and are looking to learn new moves – but this DVD is really for beginners. I...
BellyDance with Fan Veils by Jehan
As far as I know, there are only two fan veil DVD’s on the market – this one by Jehan, and the one by Mirabai. I think Mirabai does a more...
Bellydance with Veil by Sarah Skinner
Aargh! I would’ve given this DVD five stars, but for the fact that Sarah dances facing you and she doesn’t mirror. So when she says “left” she actually uses...
Fabulous Four Yard Veils with Shoshanna – Belly Dance
Don’t be confused by the “four yards” reference – this DVD is aimed at improving your skill with a veil of any size and length! Shoshanna herself uses a 4-yard...
Bella Donna Ya Helwa
Bella Donna is a well-known belly dance troupe based in Houston, Texas. This is a nice four-minute choreography featuring both veil and zills. It’s made up of 12 combinations and...
Killer Ziller: Belly Dance Finger Cymbals
This DVD by Michelle Joyce claims to be a complete introduction to zills, from the very basics to dancing with finger cymbals. It’s well presented and clearly explained, so in...
Smooth as Silk – Veil Belly Dance with Katia
This DVD has “silk” in the title for a reason – it’s specifically about how to work silk veils. They handle very differently to chiffon and organza, because they’re usually...