Dancing for Film & Theater
The course invites students to explore movement as a powerful storytelling tool. This class blends technique, creativity, and
expression—teaching students how dance translates from stage to screen.
Through choreography, improvisation, and performance projects, students gain a deeper
understanding of body awareness, rhythm, and collaboration while learning how movement enhances visual storytelling in film and live theater.


Dance encourages students to connect deeply with themselves and others through movement. Participants will:
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Build confidence and self-expression through performance.
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Strengthen empathy and communication by interpreting emotions through physical storytelling.
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Develop resilience through practice, persistence, and feedback.
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Experience joy and belonging as part of a supportive creative community.

active
&
engaging
And designed for all skill levels. Students will create and
perform original choreography for filmed dance sequences and stage productions.
STUDENTS WILL STRENGTHEN

Literacy & Comprehension
Interpreting choreographic notation, song lyrics,
and performance scripts.

Critical Thinking
Analyzing how movement communicates emotion, theme, and
narrative.

Mathematical & Spatial Awareness
Counting rhythm, recognizing patterns,
and coordinating group formations.

Cultural Understanding
Exploring diverse dance traditions and historical
contexts that shape performance.

Valuable skills
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Collaboration & Teamwork: Working as part of an ensemble to produce polished performances.
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Discipline & Time Management: Rehearsing consistently and meeting
production deadlines. -
Adaptability: Learning to perform for both stage and camera environments.
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Creative Direction: Developing choreography and staging movement for cinematic expression.
