Choreography “Choreography is mentally draining, but there 's a pleasure in getting into the studio with the dancers and the music.” -Alvin Ailey Choreographers create dance routines not only for dancers, but also cheerleading squads, actors, and music artists. Choreography is a career that at times is stressful, but is often rewarding after the debut. With hard work and determination choreographers create, teach, and perfect dance routines.
A choreographer is one who creates and comes up with dances for people such as dancers to perform in front of an audience for a recital or a competition. Some competitions have a score sheet that a choreographer must follow. The choreographer should follow the guidelines and include all of the elements …show more content…
To be a successful dancer, one should obtain balance, physical strength, and physical dexterity to allow them to move without falling over or losing their rhythm. Artistic ability and creativity are needed for dancers to express their ideas and emotions throughout their movement. Choreographers also should have creative ideas and artistic abilities to create interesting and eye-catching dance routines. Choreographers and Dancers may be able to find a job or job opportunities by searching around in their communities. The choreographers must be able to find dancers to perform the routines the choreographer has created. Dancers usually commit to years of intense practice, starting around the ages 2-3 and continue dancing for the rest of their lives. The dancers should be able to look at rejection as a positive asset and continue to practice for future spots and auditions. Most dancers are often active for long periods of time, so they must be able to practice for multiple hours without getting tired. Mainly, dance routines are consisted of a group, so dancers must be able to work together as a team to be successful …show more content…
Some dancers may add responsibilities to their plate, such as becoming a dance captain in musical theater, or becoming the choreograoher, by leading practices, or by working with dancers who are less experienced in the absence of the choreographer. Usually, choreographers have experience dancing, with years of practicing in theater. Through the choreographers experience as dancers, they often obtain reputations that may lead to job opportunities to choreograph productions
A choreographer is one who creates and comes up with dances for people such as dancers to perform in front of an audience for a recital or a competition. Some competitions have a score sheet that a choreographer must follow. The choreographer should follow the guidelines and include all of the elements …show more content…
To be a successful dancer, one should obtain balance, physical strength, and physical dexterity to allow them to move without falling over or losing their rhythm. Artistic ability and creativity are needed for dancers to express their ideas and emotions throughout their movement. Choreographers also should have creative ideas and artistic abilities to create interesting and eye-catching dance routines. Choreographers and Dancers may be able to find a job or job opportunities by searching around in their communities. The choreographers must be able to find dancers to perform the routines the choreographer has created. Dancers usually commit to years of intense practice, starting around the ages 2-3 and continue dancing for the rest of their lives. The dancers should be able to look at rejection as a positive asset and continue to practice for future spots and auditions. Most dancers are often active for long periods of time, so they must be able to practice for multiple hours without getting tired. Mainly, dance routines are consisted of a group, so dancers must be able to work together as a team to be successful …show more content…
Some dancers may add responsibilities to their plate, such as becoming a dance captain in musical theater, or becoming the choreograoher, by leading practices, or by working with dancers who are less experienced in the absence of the choreographer. Usually, choreographers have experience dancing, with years of practicing in theater. Through the choreographers experience as dancers, they often obtain reputations that may lead to job opportunities to choreograph productions