BZ COMMUNITY CLASS
JUNE 05 – JUNE 08

MONDAY: 03.07.11 – 8:30PM TO 10:00PM
JAVYVEE DANCE CENTER – ALHAMBRA, CA

MEET SARAH MANN

Sarah Mann is originally from Mercer Island, WA. She graduated from Chapman University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Performance and a Spanish Minor. She began dancing at the age of 10. Over the past 14 years she has studied modern, ballet, jazz, tap, choreography, and pole dance. In 2008 her piece “P-Noki (Puppet Edit)” represented Chapman at the American College Dance Festival where it was selected as one of three pieces to represent the Southwest region of the United States in New York. She was also chosen as the Southwest’s Outstanding Choreographer. She is signed with DDO Artists Agency and is currently pursuing a career in commercial dance. In addition, she is an active member of the dance companies T2P, Mischief Makers, and FLiRT. She is also the co-director of JAGGED: A Contemporary Pole Dance Company.

SARAH’S VIDEOS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqKBFBUA6Ic

(cobey’s and my bz contemps class)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwfQ9xyjRyE

(my dance reel)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnNFHPQJuXg

(p-noki… the piece i talk about in my bio)

TUESDAY: 03.08.11 – 8:30PM TO 10:00PM
FOCUS DANCE CENTER – IRVINE, CA

MEET YUKIKO HAKAMA

Yukiko Hakama, born in Toyama,Japan started dancing when she was 12 years old, but only viewed dance as a hobby.
When she moved to Tokyo for college, she starting training in dance professionally and shortly after moved to LA in 2006 to pursue her career. After moving she auditioned and became a member of ExpreSSive DoUbt Los Angeles from 2008 to 2009 under the direction of CJ Edwards and Marnita Billups. During that year she performed and traveled all over SoCal at many different shows like WOD, Collaboration, MAXT OUT, Prelude and The Bridge Dance Competition.

Still in LA, Yukiko currently takes class as much as she can, and dances for T2P (The2AUCE Project) and is currently rehearsing for the “ExpreSSion…eMotion is Power…” A Dance Biography at the NOHO PAC March 25th.

YUKIKO’S VIDEOS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eTpReSa2kQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkOw6T8POss

MEET RYAN LO

Ryan Lo’s dance journey began when he was literally dragged out to the [M]ovement audition by his dorm mate and some friends during his time at UC Berkeley. Having little to no previous dance experience, he didn’t expect a fruitful result. When he received the call that he made the team, he decided to try it out as an stress relieving outlet and a form of exercise. As time went on with the [M]ovement, he became addicted to the art form and developed a passion that has carried him to where he is today as a dancer.

After 3 seasons with the [M]ovement, Ryan graduated and continued his life back in Los Angeles where he was born and raised. His main concern after his departure from college was, “where am I going to dance and who will accept me?” He stopped dancing for 6 months. His new year’s resolution during the transition into 2009, was to simply dance more. That’s when he discovered the Main Ingredient audition via Boogiezone.com. He was graciously accepted as a new member of Main Ingredient’s (directed by CJ “2auce” Edwards) 2nd wave. His new dance endeavor introduced him to the Southern California dance community, which he had no previous knowledge of. Needless to say, over the past two years, Ryan has been given crash course after crash course on the history and the foundation of the ever growing community which he is very proud to be a part of.

Ryan continued to dance under CJ “2auce” Edwards for the past 2 years with Main Ingredient and is now continuing to dance for him under “The 2auce Project,” a.k.a. T2P. Though, Ryan still considers himself a newbie in regards to training in different styles, stage performance and teaching; he continues to strive to better himself as a dancer and to help anybody he recognizes to be in his shoes when he first started to let loose and go for your dream. The body and mind can only take you so far, allow your dreams and passion to push you the extra mile.

RYAN’S VIDEOS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2uLXK-6y4I&feature=related

THURSDAY: 03.10.11 – 9:00PM TO 10:30PM
HYPE STUDIOS – TORRANCE, CA

MEET ROBERT BARRAGAN

Robert “Rob!” Barragan, born in Van Nuys, CA but raised in San Fernando, grew up knowing dance wasn’t just a hobby to him. It was his dream. Though never taking dance classes, the only training he had was by watching and learning Janet Jackson music videos, step by step. But in the Spring of 2007, through a random Myspace message, he heard about auditions for a hip hop dance team called Fasmode, out of Cal State University, Northridge. He knew right then and there that this is where his dream of dancing would begin. While on Fasmode, he began choreographing for the team and shortly after became the team’s Sound Director. After a year on Fasmode, he went on to join Expressive Doubt Los Angeles, a professional 21 and over dance company, under the directorship of CJ “2auce” Edwards. Being on EDLA gave Rob! more professional training and opportunities. He became captain and choreographed, not only for EDLA, but for his little brothers and sisters, Main Ingredient dance crew. Continuing his journey, Rob! has had the privilege to meet and perform with some of the dance community’s well-known dancers/choreographers that have inspired him such as 2wisted Elegance, Candace Brown, Isaac Tee., and Marissa Osato, just to name a few. Recently, making it onto his “dream team”, Boogiezone Breed’s 2010 season, he has been inspired to start his own project, teach, and share his talent with the rest of the world.

ROB’S VIDEOS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNX_H_w6F3U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ieb4ddxEReI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hecXh4V2cHg

MEET CJ “2AUCE” EDWARDS

Mr. “2AUCE” pronounced Sauce,CJ Edwards is a developing choreographer, instructor and student of dance and music. Born and raised in a small town of Victorville, Ca, CJ knew that the stage was for him, one way or another. He has danced and trained with Team Millennia. Mayvn Entertainment and Breed OC/LA before starting and directing his own companies ExpreSSive DoUbt and MaiN InGredient Dance Crew in 2008. As his passion for dance grew, he also got into choreography. Teaching many groups such as: Common Ground, Chaotic 3, Groovaholics, Culture Shock Oakland, Prophecy, Undeclared, EmanoN, BoofTroop, Groove Against the Machine, TM jrs, Sheroes, Breed, Offspring, and many more. He has taught many workshops throughout So Cal, and in December of 2010 taught his first workshop at Studio 808 Dance Project in Hawai’i.

Most recently CJ was featured on MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew Season 5 with “HEAVY IMPACT.” Since the show, CJ teaches on a regular basis at IDA Hollywood (www.idahollywood.com) every Thursday at 9pm and is currently the choreographer for up and coming male RnB singer Andre Mieux.

CJ’S VIDEOS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6m-gGo_Z_0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLG9nDxKu2I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh8KeF-bZBg
STUDIO INFORMATION

1. FOCUSDANCECENTER
“the original community class”

Hours of Operation:
Every Tuesday from 8:30pm – 10:00pm

Address:
University Center
4143 Campus Drive, Suite C200 – Irvine, CA 92612
Telephone: 949-742-3567
Email: focusdancecenter@aol.com
Website: www.focusdancecenter.com

DIRECTIONS

EstImated travel time from Los Angeles: 60 minutes without traffic, 1hr20min with traffic

Estimated travel time from San Diego: 1hr30minutes without traffic, 2hrs with traffic

From Los Angeles
1. Take 405 South
2 Once in Irvine, Exit Jamboree Road
3. Take a Right off the Freeway onto Jamboree (heading West)
4. Turn Left On Campus
5. Cross University
6. Up ahead on your left hand side, you will see the University Center and In and Out Burger.
7. Enter into the first driveway AFTER In and Out.
8. Focus Dance Center is easily accessible from the parking lot on your right.
NOTE: If you must be on the 1-5 freeway, take that south until you get to the 605 then continue further south from there. It will connect you to the 405 partway down.
From San Diego
1. Take 405 North
2 Once in Irvine, Exit Jamboree Road
3. Take a Left off the Freeway onto Jamboree
(heading West)
4. Turn Left On Campus
5. Cross University
6. Up ahead on your left hand side, you will scross University Center and see In and Out Burger.
7. Enter into the first driveway AFTER In and Out.
8. Focus Dance Center is easily accessible from the parking lot on your right.
Parking: Lots of Free University Center Parking

2. JAYVEEDANCECENTER

Hours of Operation:
Every Monday from 8:30pm – 10:00pm
Address:
216 East Main Street
Alhambra, CA 91801
Telephone: 626. 300. 0178
Email: info@jayveedance.com
Web site: http://www.jayveedance.net

DIRECTIONS

–Studio is located between the 605 and 710 freeways off the 10 freeways
-15 minutes from Downtown L.A.
-30 minutes from Long Beach
-10 minutes from Pasadena
-25 minutes from Burbank
-45 minutes from North Hollywood
-50 minutes from Irvine

From the Westside area:

10 Freeway East
Exit Garfield Blvd and go towards Alhambra
Travel north on Garfield
Turn right onto Main Street
Studio will be on your right hand side.

From the East side area:

10 Freeway West
Exit Garfield Blvd and go towards Alhambra
Travel north on Garfield
Turn right onto Main Street
Studio will be on your right hand side

Parking: Park in the rear parking lot between Monterey St. and Chapel Ave.

3. HYPESTUDIOS

Hours of Operation:

Every Thursday from 9:00pm – 10:30pm
Address:
1951 W. Carson St.
Torrance, CA 90501
Telephone: (310) 320-4FUN (4386)
Email: hype.studios@verizon.net
Website: www.hypestudios.com

DIRECTIONS TO HYPE

Access to the dance studio comes off the 110 Freeway and Carson Street Exit. Hype Studio is located on Carson in between the Western and Crenshaw stretch. Major cross street is Cabrillo.

From Los Angeles:

From North Hollywood, take the 101 South to the 110 South toward San Pedro. Exit Carson Street.

30-40 min

From Irvine and San Diego:

Irvine Take the 405 North to the 110 S Exit Carson Street. 30-40

From Anaheim/Riverside:

Take the 91 to the 110 South. 30-40
Parking: Parking is in the rear behind Onami Japanese Buffet and can be accessed from Cabrillo cross street.

ABOUT THE COMMUNITY CLASS

As a physical extension of Boogiezone.com – YOUR online dance community connection, The Boogiezone Community Class NETWORK adopts and promotes an atmosphere focused on positivity and inspiration. Its unique class vibe goes unmatched, known worldwide as one of the most comfortable, non-competitive environments to train in. Taught by Boogiezone Community members from around the world and the industry’s most sought after choreographers, the Boogiezone Community Class provides the physical platform for everyone to interact and engage on a multitude of levels.

MORE INFO:

www.communityclass.com
www.myspace.com/communityclass
www.boogiezone.com

THE COST

Only $10 each Class which is offered 3 Times a Week.
Bring back your FREQUENCY CARD – Earn free classes by coming every week and referring your friends!

WANNA TEACH?

Do YOU want to Teach?
We are constantly working on providing a great line up for our students. So, if you are an experienced teacher, and would like to teach a class, please send a formal letter of intent along with a current bio, headshot and video links in an email to:

bzcommunityclass@yahoo.com or Private Message BZ member “elmboogie”

Sincerely,

Elm Pizarro
Chief Brainchild
Boogiezone INC

Well look who’s back?  That’s right, once again it’s on!  Behold, the future of Boogiezone is here. Introducing the all new Boogiezone Beta website!  Now is your opportunity to help mold the site in preparation for our global release (expected launch date March 25, 2011).  As a Beta Tester you will help us to explore, discover, and determine what works and what may not. We are so excited to be able to begin this journey with you. Thanks in advance for being an active part of our online community, and your support and patience throughout all our years has been tremendous. Are you ready? Well let’s go.  Here is what is new with 3.0!

1. Notice the new look!  Its fresh, it’s hip, and clean.  We have done our best to keep things simple, especially with navigation.  It’s an all new layout, so get familiar with how the site interface is organized. In no time you will be an expert BZ 3.0 user!  Based on how we see you using the site, we will be moving items, and finding better places for things.
2. The first thing you will need to do is Register with a new Username.  When we flip the switch for the global release, all previous members will be reunited with their old accounts, and private messages.
3. Update your member profile by adding a photo, a bio.  Your profile helps others get to know who you are and what you are about! [COMING SOON] This section will be under going constant development.
4. Add photos, video and documents to your new media bin or gallery.  NOTE:  We are looking for a more sophisticated gallery viewer as we speak, expect to see something really cool here in the months to follow.
5. NEW!  Update your status! Keep your followers updated with what is going on with you on an up to the minute basis. We know, that you know, how this works!
6. NEW!  Add friends and find members to follow.
7. NEW! Enhanced private messaging system.  The new messaging capability is awesome.  You can also add more than one recipient. Conversations are threaded for easy viewing.
8. NEW!  Create a dance blog. The new Boogiezone circulates around blogging.  Your blog is like a personal journal. Write about anything you like, dance related or not. Experiment with inserting images, and commentary.  We will eventually be spotlighting select entries for extra visibility. So get creative, informative, and personal!
9. Reply to, Like and Favorite an update, a blog entry, a forum post.  [COMING SOON] We will also be adding the “Share” function.

10. Share a video as a comment. It’s easy, all you have to do is take insert a link to the actual video. Ie. works best with YOUTUBE. We are testing others like Vimeo.

11. Create a public or private group. Are you a member of a dance company, crew, or a production company.  Now you and your group can exchange ideas, dialogue, and even files with one another!  Simply accept requests from members who want to join your group, or invite specific members to enter.  P.s. Don’t forget to create a group avatar!

12. Twitter Module!  Check it out, from the main page you can now follow all of Boogiezone’s Twitter updates with ease.

13. The Springboard on the main page is the best place to start your Boogiezone journey.  Now from one place you can get updated on site wide activity, members, forum discussion, articles, features, and events. [COMING SOON]  Each article, or feature entry will be presented with an excerpt or preview that is expandable.

14. Utilize the footer at the bottom to visit Boogiezone related links about the Company and the website more specifically.

15. NEW!  Check out the Video Page.  Now you will be able watch all of our videos in one place.  [COMING SOON]  Be able to upload your own video to your media bin and be able to post and read comments to the videos.

16. NEW! The new events creation features are awesome like map integration, feature image (ad flier), start time/end time, invite guests, and more!  You can now even purchase a ticket to an event from the All New Boogiezone!  Amazing.  [COMING SOON]  Eventually everyone will be able to create their own personal events.

17. Shop!  This page is still undergoing development but [COMING SOON] Be able to purchase  products across various categories like: BZ Identity merchandise,  Partner affiliated products, class cards, and event tickets!

18. Search!  One major thing the old Boogiezone site was lacking was the ability to search. With BZ 3.0 you will be able to search the entire site, for members, topics, and more. It’s crazy powerful. Try it out!

19. Want to see who is a part of the community? The Directory is all you need, currently you can search on all members, friends and followers. [COMING SOON] a consolidated menu that includes Groups and Studios, including the all new Studio Locator which will allow you to find a dance class across the globe based on inserting a zip code!

20. Advertise! Want to advertise or partner with Boogiezone?  We will be creating opportunities and dedicated spaces for you to get the exposure you need.

So there you have it!  Enjoy exploring the new site, and thank you for contributing to the next level of Boogiezone by being a Beta tester along with us! For comments or suggestions go here:

http://sharepointindex.com/groups/testing-groups/forum/topic/what-do-you-think-of-the-new-boogiezone-site/

Your resume is the most important part of your audition package. A neat and organized resume will help you stand out. Many dancers clutter their resumes with too much information. Your resume needs to be focused and tailored to the specific job you are applying or auditioning for. Dance companies get hundreds of resumes and overwhelmed with prospective dancers. Give yourself the best chance you can by having a professional looking resume.

What to include:

1) Name, address, and phone number

2) Date of birth, weight and height. Round height to the nearest full inch. This is specific to audition resumes. If applying for a teaching or other job this is unnecessary.

3) Citizenship

4) List dance companies you have worked with

5) List any featured roles Include the names of ballets or shows and the choreographers If you have been in many shows only include featured roles. If you have little experience include all that you have

6) Dance education This includes all dance training you have had. List education starting with the most recent and working backwards in time. The more professional experience you have the less important the section on education becomes. If you are young and have little performance experience make sure to include all your training. If you received a scholarship, be sure to include that. Include small workshops or brief training in different styles only if it applies to the position or company you are applying for.

7) Honors and awards In this section include all honors you received, high placements at competitions, special individual awards, etc. If you have lots to list, choose according to the relevance of the job or company you are applying for.

Depending on your target position you dance resume can include:

1) Acting experience: Be sure to include this information is you are auditioning for a part in a musical.

2) Modeling experience: Some groups such as professional dance teams will want your modeling experience listed.

3) Choreography work: Some groups such as modern dance companies that use improvisation like this sort of experience. Ballet companies may not be interested in this information.

4) Musical Training: Include this information only if you have extensive training and you have space to fill on your page.

5) References: It is best to include references on a separate page or in your cover letter. Only include them on your resume if the reference has a direct connection to the director you hope to work with.

Do not include:

1) The word resume: that is a given.

2) Do not include anything negative: this is your place to highlight all the good things about yourself and your dancing. Don’t mention your reason for leaving previous companies if that is negative. This information might be asked of you in an application but is not something you should include on your resume. If you are asked this you can simply say you wanted to go in a different direction, or try something new.

3) Hair and eye color

4) Salary requirements: a resume is not the place to start salary negotiation. This can limit you chances of getting a job. Once a director has offered you can contract you can start talking about salary. You will want to talk to the general manager about this.

Best of the best: What Can you do for the Company?

You have done your research on the company that you want to work with now you need to tailor your resume to show how you fit the needs of this company. You want to find common connections with the target director and your training or performance experience. Show the relevant information that relates to a specific job and how you would be an asset if hired. State what you can do for the company. You can include in your resume what position you are looking for. If you would be willing to take an apprentice or swing position state that as well. If you have seen the artistic directors choreographic works before you can mention that in your cover letter.

Get started

Identify the companies or positions you want. Do your research on these to qualify if they would be a good fit and know what they are looking for. Create a list of your experience to draw from while writing your resume. It can be helpful to write down everything because you will want to highlight different experience according to the company or position you are applying for.

List:

All your performance experience All the companies you have worked for All you dance education: studios, schools, workshops, training programs etc. Stage and film acting experience Anyone you have worked with that knows your target director.

All awards and scholarships received Where applicable: look at the repertoire of the companies you are applying with and note any works that you have performed.

If your goal is to be a professional performer you will need to go on lots of auditions, get your resume turned in to lots of companies and get your name out there. By attending classes you will grow as a dancer as well as network. Many choreographers teach as well. If you want to work with a specific choreographer try to take class with them.

Many dance companies have schools as well, take class there! If money is an issue, look into work study. Some studios offer scholarships or work study opportunities. If you are working with a company to take class you not only get class and networking but you will also learn about the behind the scenes work. Work with renowned choreographers or instructors. Identify similarities with schools and choreographers which the company or director has worked with. Use this information to establish a connection, which will make you more memorable.

Choose your format

There are many ways to organize your resume. The most important thing is to tailor each particular resume to the job you are applying for. Think about the positing you want: choreographer, teacher, performer, etc. You resume should start with the most relevant information.

If applying for a teaching position; highlight your teaching and leadership experience as well as your dance education. Also note that you need only include information about weight, height and age is you are applying for some type of performance job. You can also think about details such as the type of font, the size of the text, and the color of the paper.

There are two main was to organize your resume

1) The functional method

2) The chronological method Chooses the method that best reflects your background and the interest of a potential employer. A functional resume would be good from a dancer with little performance experience that highlights skills rather than work history.

The Chronological Method

This method lists your work history in order. It is widely used, easy to organize and read. This will show a strong work history in an organized way. Usually the order of the list starts with your most recent work at the top and then working down the page with previous work. Use this method to highlight dates you have worked, choreographers and companies you have worked with.

The Functional Method

If you have little work background, are young, started dancing late or don’t have a strong background of performance the functional method will work better fro you. This way you can highlight your skills and not you lack of experience. Where you have danced is more important than the dates. For this reason you can put the dates on the end of a line on the right side of the page or omit them entirely, by using the functional method.

The main difference between the functional method and the chronological one is that with the functional resume the work history section is not included. This can work out especially well for young dancers who have just graduated. However this method can be used by anyone. It all depends on what you are trying to achieve. This method will give you complete control over how you present yourself. You can highlight relevant experience or skills at the top. The disadvantage of using this method is that it can create suspicion about lack of information. When using the functional method it is effective to write in the third person.

The best of both worlds

You can combine the two methods to create your desired result. You can highlight when and where you have worked without strict guidelines or the need to simply list your work history in order. This can be a great way for dancer to organize your resume. It will be helpful for your future resume writing and updating to keep a running chronological listing of your training and experiences. This is something you can draw from when you need to update a resume or write one that is very different form others you have done.

RANDY JACKSON PRESENTS: AMERICA’S BEST DANCE CREW is back on MTV for it’s most challenging season yet! We are looking for the most talented, creative and diverse crews to dominate the ABDC stage. This could be the year your crew becomes a household name like the JabbaWockeeZ, Super Cr3w, Quest Crew, We Are Heroes and last year’s winner Poreotix! It’s an all new season with all new moves…What’s Your Move?
AuditionsOpen Call auditions begin January 2011Chicago, IL January 21, 2011 Map
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SoReal Dance Studio6108 S Rice Ave, Ste 104Houston, TX 77081New York, NY January 29, 2011 Map
S.I.R. Studios520 W 25th St. (b/n 10th & 11th Ave)New York, NY 10001Los Angeles, CA February 5, 2011 Map
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Contact UsEmail Us: abdc@mtv.comCall Us: 1-877-919-CREW [2739]Links
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MEET SONYA TAYEH

SONYA TAYEH began dancing at the age of five when she was enrolled in a Chinese culture dance class, but it wasn’t until she joined her high school dance program that she was exposed to any real technical training. Since then Jia has become a versatile dancer, picking up the dance forms of Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, Contemporary, and Modern. In 2002 she joined Kaba Modern, which is considered one of southern California’s most cutting edge hip hop groups and quickly discovered a passion for choreography. In 2006 she finished her second year as a director for Kaba, where she was better known as the Mohawk girl and in the same year graduated from The University of California Irvine with a bachelor degree in dance, where she trained under renowned faculty members such as Donald McKayle, Israel Gabriel, and David Allen. Jia is currently dancing with the professional Jazz company Rhetoracle, under the direction of Nate Hodges, KM Legacy, and Beau Fournier’s Mischief Makers. In 2007-2008 she appeared on television shows such as Dirty Dancing and America’s Best Dance Crew with 5 other members of Kaba Modern. She spent 2009 on The Circus Tour Starring Britney Spears as one for four female principle dancers. She recently was selected to be a dance instructor for the United Spirit Association dance department and now lives in Arcadia directing the Arcadia High Dance Program and traveling across the world teaching master classes in places such as Canada, Australia, Norway, Mexico and all over the US. Jia is represented through MSA Talent agency.

Sonya’s Videos

Jia Huang – Daughters
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bd6NPMqWcpQ

“Sober” – Choreography by Jia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsZYY_T3ha8

Jia Huang – Porcelain Fists
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r63b0FL5r5E

Jia Huang Dance Compilation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEION7BuKxw

About Boogiezone Community Class

Established in 2003 as a physical extension of Boogiezone.com – YOUR online dance community connection, The Boogiezone Community Class adopts and promotes an atmosphere focused on positivity and inspiration. Its unique class vibe goes unmatched, known worldwide as one of the most comfortable, non-competitive environments to train in. Taught by Boogiezone Community members from around the world and the industry’s most sought after choreographers, the Boogiezone Community Class provides the physical platform for everyone to interact and engage on a multitude of levels.

http://www.communityclass.com
http://www.myspace.com/communityclass
http://www.youtube.com/boogiezone

About Boogiezone.com

Established in 2002, Boogiezone.com -YOUR online dance community connection is the ultimate dance resource whose mission is to bridge the international dance gap. With almost 15,000 registered users from all over the world and growing, Boogiezone is definitely the premiere internet hotspot for dancers. At this unique and positive forum based community, dancers are able to come together to discuss dance topics, moves, share upcoming events, and even promote themselves in a positive and uplifting internet environment.