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Fine Arts

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Film Making

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• Invent and develop new dance movements
• Engage in rehearsals for several hours to maintain flexibility and rhythm
• Weave a storyline for drama or theatre performance to present through dance
• Perform at events, gatherings, cultural programs, etc.
• Design and develop concepts for dance acts including music, backdrop, and costumes
• Practice regularly for several hours to maintain flexibility
• Give auditions for various competitions, films, and or television
• Perform as a part of the drama and theatre shows
• Guide the upcoming talents with one's own knowledge and experience
• Guide couples, dancers, and other dance groups in competitions and events

Choreographers create and direct original dances, in addition to developing interpretations of existing dances. The work of choreographers can be seen in a variety of performance settings, including ballet, opera, musicals, movies, television, music videos, and commercials. Like dancers, choreographers must be prepared to face rejection and intermittent periods of work. They may need another type of job skill that they can fall back on during times of unemployment.

Career Pros Details

• Helps you boost your self-confidence as you perform and instruct others who follow you.
• It is the best form of workout and thus keeps you fit.

Career Cons Details

• There is a lot of competition in this field and it's time-consuming.
• You are always prone to injury. This is a field where the physical pain never goes away

Dance Technique

A choreographer must have a thorough knowledge of dance steps, styles, and routines. Directors rely on choreographers to pull together dance routines that are stylistically appropriate for the production and that best express the story ideas in the production. The choreographer must also know what to look for in dancers to audition and cast them inappropriate roles. Dance concepts such as rhythm, balance, coordination, and musicality are familiar to a choreographer. Choreographers also teach dance techniques to members of the dance companies they lead, as well as their students at performing arts schools.

Leadership

Choreographers must have strong leadership skills because groups of dancers and actors depend on them for the execution of their routines. They are responsible for physically demonstrating routines for dancers to learn. Choreographers communicate decisively and assertively and must be able to enforce the rules of routines that they create. Providing clear direction and helping dancers work together as a team is part of the leadership a choreographer must provide.

Creativity

Choreographers must have creative talent because they rely on their own ideas to choreograph dance routines. They must be able to translate ideas into physical movements. They exercise their creativity when deciding on music, dance steps, body movements, costumes, and cast placements to ensure that performances are seamless. A willingness to experiment with new ideas, if original ideas don't pan out, is borne out of the choreographer's artistic ability.

Discipline

Choreography involves many long, tedious hours of rehearsing to get dance moves right. Audiences pay a lot of money to see the film, a dance company, and musical productions, and a lot of pressure weighs on the choreographer to ensure total success. To achieve this, choreographers must be disciplined, persistent, and not afraid to demand that dancers and actors try and try again until they get every move perfect. Physical stamina is also an essential component of a choreographer's skill at remaining disciplined.