It is so valuable to have a support group of dancers who know what you are going through. I had that as well during these months and I don’t know where I would be without them!
As I experienced this burnout, I was forced to sit back and see what I want versus what I don’t want in my life. Some parts of it have been super discouraging, but I have never felt more sense of relief and peace with where I am in life right now.
Dancing has truly pushed my limits and I am still yet to go so far in the field. As a person, dancing has made me more confident, fearless, and ready for challenges.
One of my favorite movies over the years has become La La Land. From the music, to the dancing, to the story the movie takes you through... it encapsulates the dreaminess of love and life, but also the harsh realities of life as you try to accomplish your dreams.
This was probably the most important train ride I have taken because it made me realize that I need to cherish the little things in life... even a moving train. You might be asking yourself, why a moving train ?? Keep reading.
Finding the motivation to dance has been such a struggle for me these past few months. If you are a dancer or an artist reading this, here are some of my recommendations to slowly finding that motivation again in your art.
Here are some tips and methods I have learned (and continue to learn) along the way that have helped me and my dance professors throughout this remote semester.
Here are some recommendations for you if you are teaching classes remotely or if you are working on choreographic pieces remotely and want to do so with ease. The virtual world can still keep us very much inspired as long as you try!
Fashion and dance are more intertwined than most people realize. I’d like to shed some light on the symbiotic relationship between fashion and dance and what that looks like in movement and storytelling.
Much like a step or a set of 8-counts in choreography…. you are patient in the learning, patient in the excitement backstage, patient as you perform, and as you trust your body and your mind to guide you through the choreography on-stage.
Fashion and dance are more intertwined than most people realize. I’d like to shed some light on the symbiotic relationship between fashion and dance and what that looks like in movement and storytelling.
Here are some tips and methods I have learned (and continue to learn) along the way that have helped me and my dance professors throughout this remote semester.
Dancing has truly pushed my limits and I am still yet to go so far in the field. As a person, dancing has made me more confident, fearless, and ready for challenges.
Dancing has truly pushed my limits and I am still yet to go so far in the field. As a person, dancing has made me more confident, fearless, and ready for challenges.
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It is so valuable to have a support group of dancers who know what you are going through. I had that as well during these months and I don’t know where I would be without them!
As I experienced this burnout, I was forced to sit back and see what I want versus what I don’t want in my life. Some parts of it have been super discouraging, but I have never felt more sense of relief and peace with where I am in life right now.
Dancing has truly pushed my limits and I am still yet to go so far in the field. As a person, dancing has made me more confident, fearless, and ready for challenges.
One of my favorite movies over the years has become La La Land. From the music, to the dancing, to the story the movie takes you through... it encapsulates the dreaminess of love and life, but also the harsh realities of life as you try to accomplish your dreams.
This was probably the most important train ride I have taken because it made me realize that I need to cherish the little things in life... even a moving train. You might be asking yourself, why a moving train ?? Keep reading.
Here are some tips and methods I have learned (and continue to learn) along the way that have helped me and my dance professors throughout this remote semester.
Here are some recommendations for you if you are teaching classes remotely or if you are working on choreographic pieces remotely and want to do so with ease. The virtual world can still keep us very much inspired as long as you try!
Fashion and dance are more intertwined than most people realize. I’d like to shed some light on the symbiotic relationship between fashion and dance and what that looks like in movement and storytelling.
Much like a step or a set of 8-counts in choreography…. you are patient in the learning, patient in the excitement backstage, patient as you perform, and as you trust your body and your mind to guide you through the choreography on-stage.
As artists, we are called to be creative to inspire others through our work. To be the light means that you offer encouragement, kindness, and compassion through everything you do. As artists, we are able to take circumstances and give it a purpose through what we create. We are able to see the beautiful in all situations despite how good or bad it may be. That is what being light is... we offer ways to help others shine through us!