Transcribing Movement is a 20-minute intermedia performance that investigates the shifting interplay between music, physical movement, and visual scoring. Structured in four consecutive five-minute segments, the piece progressively transfers primary agency among the sound artists, the dancer, and the visual artist. Through live experiments in translating one medium into another—sound into gesture, image into sound, movement into notation, and similar processes—the work culminates in a collective improvisation where no single medium leads; instead, each continuously answers and influences the others.