An invitation into the work

A choreographer can use Tap Tap Go to present approved performance clips, a concise project statement and relevant credits. Choose material that shows the relationship between movement, space and performers rather than only a striking pose. A visitor should understand the kind of work being explored and the choreographer’s contribution to the production.

Let the relationship continue

Credit dancers, composers, directors and other collaborators. Distinguish a workshop exploration from a completed performance. A project enquiry can ask about the intended medium, performers and creative question before discussing scope. The profile should preserve the energy of the work while making it possible for a director, producer or collaborator to begin a grounded conversation about a new piece.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Imagine a choreographer meeting a director developing a movement-led scene. The shared profile shows an approved excerpt and explains the movement idea, helping the director discuss the role choreography might play.

Make it practical.

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