What education do you need to become a dance choreographer?

To work as a choreographer, you typically need to: have a high school diploma or equivalent; have more than five years of experience as a dancer; and. complete long-term, on-the-job training.

How much does choreography dance cost?

I charge roughly $250–$300 per dancer for a small group routine, and up to $500–$750 for a solo. Choreographers will often teach a master class at your studio to get a sense of your students’ level and style—opening this class to other studios can help offset the fees for your dancers.

Do you need a degree to be a dance choreographer?

While a college degree is not required to work as a dancer or choreographer, those interested in this art can pursue a bachelor’s degree program in dance to learn about dance styles, dance theory and composition. Master’s programs in choreography also are available.

What are the best schools for dance and choreography degree programs?

A college of the State University of New York, Purchase College offers one of the most prestigious Bachelor of Fine Arts in dance and choreography curricula in the nation.

Where can I study dance in New York?

Purchase College. A college of the State University of New York, Purchase College offers one of the most prestigious Bachelor of Fine Arts in dance and choreography curricula in the nation.

Where do contemporary choreographers go to school?

Contemporary choreographers thrive at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee. The core curriculum for the Contemporary Dance Performance B.F.A. includes movement training, cross-conservatory studies, as well as components in academics, creativity and body-knowing.

How long does it take to become a dance and choreographer?

VCU dance and choreography majors must take two technique classes daily, either modern or ballet, throughout the four years. Or they can opt to take the Creative Track, where aspiring choreographers take seven semesters learning experimental and traditional processes.