The Work shop
Right then, this is where we’re gonna break down the movement, open up the story, and learn to reuse, remake and redevelop what we already know, into really great choreographies. Get ready though, its gonna be a bit of a puzzle at first….
LEVEL: Beginner EFFORT: non-physical / thoughtful
TIME: 30mins minimum, but you can continue to refer to this class throughout your creation period.
Breaking Down The Story
Stories are complex, let’s bring out the important bits.
LEVEL: Beginner / Inter EFFORT: physical | 4-7 / 10
TIME: Minimum 45-60 mins
The AB Squared Technique
The easy way to build duo choreography.
LABS
Breaking Down The Music
This Lab teaches you 3 really vital ways to split your music into different rhythms so you can perform to it differently, and give amazing dynamics. It also shows you how to start your choreography by splitting the track into parts so you have a great visual aid when your getting your ideas together.
Beautiful Lines - How To Work On Your Turn Out
This is a workout. Don’t be fooled! S
Ever wondered how dancers, pole dancers and acrobats create those amazing legs and lines? Always getting a mark in your judges notes saying ‘work on those lines / straighten your legs’? This is how to fix that. And once you have it, you’ll never loose it!
AERIAL POLE BASICS
The Pencil Spin
That one spin that everyone loves. It’s deceptively easy, but equally one techinical error makes it messy. So, here you are:
OPEN STUDIOS
Why Is It Important That We Talk About Choreography?
For the first ever Open Studio the topic was about working together and how it can be useful to work alone and with a partner. We then followed into other members questions which were:
What are the main differences between creating for a duo, solo or group and are there any techniques on how to work with that?
Is it worth having a video at the back of your competition piece?
PUBLIC SHOWERING PODCAST - The Comp Specials
Exclusive Early Release for Club SODA Members
