Choreography

Question 1

The choreographic process

Answer 1

-Find and research appropriate stimulus
-improvise movement material and create three clear motifs,
-develop motifs through ASDR and link together
-structure choreography and include choreographic devices.
-Ask for feedback and refine
-perform final choreography.

Question 2

Highlights

Answer 2

Create moments of interest which grab the audiences attention, e.g. a lift, change in action/ dynamic/ spatial content, elevation. They should enhance the theme choreographic intent.

Question 3

Climax

Answer 3

The high point in the dance, which usually occurs near the end (before the resolution). Effective ways to create a climax is through elevation (jumping) travelling, fast dynamics. It should emphasise the theme of the dance

Question 4

What is a motif

Answer 4

A short phrase of dance, which communicates the theme and is often repeated and developed

Question 5

What should you consider when choreographing motifs?

Answer 5

-Should be at least three actions long -Include a range of dynamic and spatial features
-Actions communicate your stimulus/theme.

Question 6

Clear motifs are important in choreography because

Answer 6

-They communicate your stimulus/theme
-They can be developed to add interest and engagement for audience
-They help structure your dance through repetition.