Choreograph a solo dance to communicate an intention
You need to create and perform a short solo dance that clearly shows one main idea, feeling, or image you want to communicate. Your dance must use different movement types, levels, and directions, and it should be organized in a way that makes sense from start to finish—not just random movements strung together.
You choreograph a solo dance with a clear intention, use the required dance elements (different locomotion, levels, pathways, and facing), and organize movements with a structured beginning and end.
You choreograph an effective dance where you vary your use of dance elements throughout (different speeds, shapes, spacing), develop your main idea with intentional movement choices, use smooth transitions, and organize the dance using techniques like repetition with variation.
You choreograph an imaginative dance with unusual or unexpected movement combinations, make purposeful choices that powerfully convey your idea/mood/image, build to a climax, create unity throughout, and use transitions that make the whole dance flow seamlessly together.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.