dancer

Description

Dancers interpret ideas, feelings, stories or characters for audiences by using movement and body language mostly accompanied by music. This normally involves interpreting the work of a choreographer or a traditional repertory, although it may sometimes require improvisation.

EssentialOptional

Theoretical Knowledge

intellectual property law acting techniques labour legislation musical genres

Practical Skills

manage personal professional development maintain safe working conditions in performing arts attend rehearsals interact with an audience evaluate own dance abilities perform fast changeover perform live understand the physical language of a live performance follow time cues understand the emotional dimension of a performance follow directions of the artistic director describe artistic experience manage feedback work with broad variety of personalities develop an artistic approach to your interpretation interact with fellow actors develop the physical language maintain dance training understand the conceptual dimension of a live performance analyse own performance check the production schedule manage artistic career work with respect for own safety study roles from scripts work with an artistic team identify requirements of the work in the artistic performance work with a dance team self-promote perform dances demonstrate specialisation in a dance tradition be a role model in community arts use declaiming techniques analyse music score teach dance manage artistic project analyse your fight discipline expertise develop codified movements develop proposed choreographic language show intercultural awareness develop methods for choreographic integration create choreographic material work in an international environment perform with motion capture equipment direct community arts activities inspire enthusiasm for dance understand the architecture of a live performance sing read dance scores match needs of target community with your skills