How To Make Money As A Dancer Or A Choreographer | Manik bhatheja

If you are a dancer, this video is for you. I want to share the different types of dancers found in the Indian subcontinent. First type of dancers are those who prefer to go solo. They are like Rajinikanth, excellent at what they do and want to create their own solo brand. These are solo dancers. Then we have duet dancers who create this form of talent shared by two. They create a dance form, a style, and eventually build their brand. The third type are group dancers, where one person becomes the leader. They all follow this leader's vision. There is such coordination among them that it seems like an army. The fourth type of dancers are like potatoes, because they can do anything. They'll perform classical, Indian, Bangla, jazz, they will do it all. Check out all of our options for earning money as a dancer, including creating your own brand, hosting workshops, teaching classes, doing ad shoots, and more. Get creative and make some money with your moves! Options for earning money through dance - if you have that passion, a special talent, or a unique style, why not brand it? You could host your own workshops, teach classes, or even do ad shoots. If you're part of a dance crew, you could brand that too. Maybe through a reality show, a competition, or by creating interesting content for platforms like YouTube or Facebook. If you're a dancer currently working and learning in a dance company, you could align yourself with the company's vision, whether that's teaching, doing events, government shows, or anything else really. Here are three main types: teachers, small-scale choreographers, and senior choreographers. No matter your age, these professionals can help you take your dance skills to the next level. How many types of choreographers are there? First off, we have teachers. These are the ones skilled in making a non-dancer dance. It doesn't matter if they're kids, teenagers, or adults. The second type of choreographers is the cross between small-scale choreographers and assistant choreographers. They may lack experience, but they make up for it with their creativity and childlike sense of wonder. They are fueled by their curiosity, always willing to learn and do more. The third type is the army of experienced choreographers, including the senior choreographers or lead choreographers. These are the ones whose names are known far and wide, recognized for their unique concepts. Then, we've got the directors of choreography, the folks behind the camera. They work in ad shoots, movies, music videos, and massive musicals. Finally, we have system creators, who create a dance education system or program that countless people sign up to learn from. The video is for all the people who are from the Dance, Music or Entertainment background to help them gain knowledge of their respective professions while focusing on the - choosing options if you're a dancer in your Teens, 20's or 30's - visualising the demands of ever evolving entertainment industry and creating solutions to serve those demands - having a winner's mindset by being surrounded by the winners - formal training for a dancer - all about musicality - earning money as a dancer in india - becoming an entrepreneur in entertainment industry - how a dancer should manage money for future - how to sell your services and negotiate with clients willing to take your services - how to deal with copy cats who copy your ideas in much lesser price and compromise the market prices - how to establish a brand and stand out - the most important things a dancer, performer and artist should experience in life * Don't oblige anyone, the entertainment industry is mean and so should you