Dancer and Choreographer Classes
Dancers and choreographers use their bodies to express themselves and portray a set of ideas and stories in a performance. There are many types of dance, such as ballet, tap, jazz, hip-hop and modern dance.
Dancers spend years learning dances and perfecting their skills. They normally perform as part of a group within local dance companies and perform ballet, musical theater, and modern dance. Many perform on TV or in music videos, where they also may sing or act. Many dancers perform in shows at casinos, theme parks, or on cruise ships.
Choreographers create new dances and develop interpretations of existing dances. They work in theaters, dance companies, or movie studios. During rehearsals, they typically demonstrate dance moves to instruct dancers in the proper technique.
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Is A Career as a Dancer and Choreographer Right For Me?
A career as a dancer and/or choreographer will likely begin at a young age. Sometimes beginning as young as 5 years of age, continuing to learn as they get older.
Education and training requirements vary with the type of dancer; however, all dancers need many years of formal training. Mostly all choreographers began their careers as dancers.
The average hourly salary of a dancer is $13.16, but they can earn as much as $30.43/hour. Choreographers can earn as much as $34.22/hour, with an average hourly salary is $18.11/hour.
Many colleges and universities offer a bachelor’s or master’s degree in dance, typically through departments of theater or fine arts.
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