Wow. That's cool. Thanks for the appreciation. Do you have a video of your performance?

Maraming salamat po. Thanks for appreciating my choreography. Tagal na rin nitong video na ito, and I've seen some groups doing this choreography na rin for their presentation. Nakakatuwa.

where did i say that choreographers create dances that can't be performed by the dancers? that's part of your skill as a choreographer. of course, if you demand much more difficult choreography, then that's where you have to hold auditions so you can screen for the dancers that actually have the skills and stamina to execute difficult choreography. the lesser skilled ones can then be given simpler, easier choreography and still be integrated into the overall performance. isn't that supposed to be what a choreographer should be doing?

i don't know how the contest rules are now in colleges how long a team can prepare ahead of time for such contests, but what if there's no such rule? like a team can prepare a year ahead of time whereas other teams only prepare three months ahead of time, common sense tells that the longer preparation will have better impact on the performance, the level of elaborate costumes/props that can be made, and degree of difficulty, won't it?

and for the life of me, i can never choreograph anything (same with anything else artistic like painting/drawing/photography), but i do understand the spirit behind choreography

that's why choreographers that can pull off something successful with short prep time really amaze me. it helps when you have members that have the skill, stamina and time to do it too

have you ever judged cebu's sinulog or other festivals? if so, what do you think of the winners/winning performances? i have my views on them, but i'll hold my thoughts til i know yours ;)

Wow! Thanks. 😊😊😊🐥☀

Thank you very much po! In behalf of my dancers and all the production team, natutuwa po ako't napasaya namin kayo.. :D GO PINOY!

welcome :)

Ang galing! Ang galing galing galing!

i'm actually hinting at the level of commitment that departments have for such endeavors. seems like the more academically demanding and rigorous the respective department is with their course work (especially the medically/technically oriented departments), the less commitment they tend to have for such elaborate, artistic endeavors. i've been in three different colleges (by that, schools/universities) for my main degree and post bachelors course work, and for the most part, that's the pattern i've seen.

oh the engineering department--the mainly male dominated department lol. both of my brothers are engineers and they and their course/classmates hated such stuff. they liked being in bands and sports, but not doing anything they considered frou-frou ;) besides the technically and medically oriented departments tend to have fewer amount of students too. they tend to excel in things that require fewer members, but not in mass/dance demonstrations that tend to require more members for better impact

oh heck yeah! i'm in the therapy department, and we tend to get the wins in sports/activities that don't require a lot of members since we don't have as much number of students in our department. when i went to the universities that have more departments, the engineering dept. tend to win in sports/band activities or anything technical

The09HARLEM welcome po

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Wow thanks. Let me see