Indian Students who learn dance in the Indian Dance academy must be prepared to challenge both their minds and their bodies. In today’s competitive world need to learn different systems of dance notation– ways of describing movement through written symbols or abbreviations.
A common form of this is labanotation, which uses symbols to represent the exact positions of each body part. It is a good idea for students to gain experience by helping with multiple aspects of dance performances, such as lighting, costumes, and sound.
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Director of Indian Film & Television Institute Mr. Sandeep Kumar Raizada says, “Students who learn dance must be creative and self-disciplined, able to manage their time well” |
Particularly through Indian Film and Television Institute Dance Programs students learn to explore the history, theory & science of their art while developing their physical skills. Students who study dance face a difficult schedule of technique and classes, long evenings in rehearsal, as well as academic classes. Dancers learn to express ideas and emotions through dance styles such as Hip Hop, Bollywood, Locking– Popping, Boying, Indian freestyle, Crumping, Breaking.
Indian Film & Television Institute students who learn dance have the option of Dancing – Bollywood & International Style. This specialized course prepare students for careers as dancers, choreographers dancers for TV Shows, Films most dancers teach dance at some point in their Dancing careers.
Let’s quickly have a look on 6 Months Course Curriculum offered by North India’s Biggest Media Institute ‘Indian Film & Television’ Meerut
§ Hip Hop Basics, Bollywood Hip-Hop Basics
§ Songs choreographed on the basics taught in the first month.
§ Locking – Popping, Hip-Hop Level 1, B-Boying Basics.
§ Indian freestyle, Bollywood Hip-Hop.
§ Locking – Popping, Crumping, Breaking, B-Boying Level1
§ Hip-Hop Level 2, Bollywood Freestyle.
§ Salsa Level 1, Indian Freestyle, Advance Hip-Hop, Advance B-Boying, Bollywood Contemporary.
§ Salsa Level 2, Advance Hip-Hop, Bollywood Contemporary, Freestyle Contemporary, Dance Choreography basic knowledge.
§ Dance Choreography, Advance Hip-Hop, Locking- Popping, Crumping, Breaking, Advance B-Boying, Salsa Level 2, Freestyle Contemporary.
§ Monthly Written Test and Practical.
§ Videos and movies related to Dance are also shown to the students so as to improve their knowledge.
Indian Film & Television Institute’s Dance Expert says, “Students who study dance must spend much of their time practicing and rehearsing. They must re-train their bodies to meet the demands of new dance techniques, and they must keep their bodies in peak physical condition. They must learn about good nutrition, positive body image, and ways to prevent injury”
The number of dance academy institutes available in India. Indian students hoping to learn dance should keep a variety of questions in mind when searching for the perfect dance institute
Let’s read these questions and get confident to search perfect dance academy for your Dancing career
- Is the department being run by expert Dance Choreographer?
- Which type of dance does the department focus on?
- What is the audition policy?
- Will you get the chance to perform on stage in course duration?
- What is the department's student-faculty ratio?
- Will the institute provide the show reel of students profile, solo performances and complete students participation activities profiles?
- What are the rank of the institute in city, state and country?
- Will institute keep updating with national or international level Dancing reality show’s date, time and over all participation criteria?
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| Indian Film & Television Institute Director’s
four points for dancing aspirants
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“Students who pursue dance as a career must be prepared to work nights and weekends, travel or relocate frequently, and spend much of their time rehearsing and on the Dance floor’’
“Dancers need to know how to interpret a choreographer's vision and feel comfortable performing in front of live audiences”
“Jobs for dancers will grow at the same rate as the average for all careers in the India through 2020’’
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North India's Biggest Media Institute
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