By: T’Erra Davis

Choreographer

A Choreographer Is A Person That Creates, Studies, And Designs Dance Moves To Move With A Particular Music.

They’re Also Trained Dancers That Teach Several Dances, Routines, And Movement Sequences For Dancers And Other Performers. Choreographers Choreograph Stage, TV Or Film Performances, Music Videos, And Even Fashion Shows Or Corporate Events.

What Is A Choreographer?

Choreographers Need A High School Diploma, But Many Receive Formal Training In Professional Dance Schools, Companies, Or Universities.

Bachelor's Degrees Are Also Helpful, And Taking Courses In Choreography Would Be Beneficial.

Attending Several Dance Classes And Studying Choreography From Others Could Would Also Be A Big Help With This Type Of Career.

Education Required

What A Choreographer Makes Depends On A Number Of Factors Such As, How Much Choreographing You've Done, Where You're Working And What You're Working For. Some Will Take Choreographing Jobs At Their Own School For Little Or No Money With The Aim Of Gaining Experience.

An Experienced Choreographer May Be Asked To Do A Routine For A Pop Star Thus Expected To Earn A Major Salary. A Salary As A Chorographer Depends On The Experience You've Had And On The Job You Are Currently Doing.

Amount Of Pay Choreographer's Make

Choreographers Work In All Forms Of Dance. There’s Classical Ballet, Modern, Tap, Jazz, Folk, Ethnic, & Ballroom

They Must Be Knowledgeable Not Only About Dance Techniques But Also About Music, Costumes, Lighting & Drama.

Some Choreographers Work For Small, Regional Dance Companies, Others Find Work With Opera Companies And In Musical Theater, Television, Movies, Music Videos, And Commercials.

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https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/advice/planning/jobprofiles/Pages/choreographer.aspx

http://www.bls.gov/ooh/entertainment-and-sports/dancers-and-choreographers.htm

http://degreedirectory.org/articles/Choreographer_Jobs_Your_Career_and_Salary_Questions_Answered.html

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