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Q: I am an office manager at our studio and I am not interested in taking the dance classes. Can I only attend the seminars?
A: Yes. Many people attend the Dance Teacher Summit and just take our business seminars. They run throughout each day and cover all aspects of studio management.Q: Is there a discount for attending just the seminars?
A: No. The business seminars will run throughout each day, every day.Q: I am a studio owner or dance teacher and interested in taking the dance classes and a few of the business seminars. Is this possible?
A: Yes. All registered attendees can take each and every class and seminar throughout the entire event.
Seminars & Movement Classes
A main focus of the Dance Teacher Summit is to provide our attendees with essential advice, innovative ideas and practical information for running their business. Studio office managers, studio owners and teachers alike can benefit from these informative seminars. These seminars will include multi-media presentations, round-table discussions, interactive panels and expert guest speakers.
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Performance PlusAl Blackstone
Dynamic and exciting performers can take good choreography and make it unforgettable. What makes a good technical performance a memorable one, and how can we foster a classroom atmosphere that breeds creativity, confidence, and artistry? This workshop includes warm-up exercises, philosophy, and practical tips on how to bring out the very best in dancers of all ages and levels.
Musical Theater Ages 9-12Al Blackstone
This class focuses on musical theater class material for ages 9–12. What is the difference between musical theater and jazz, and how can you enhance your jazz choreography with a theatrical point of view? Does lip-syncing help or hurt a performance? What makes a musical theater routine stand out? This workshop will include warm-up exercises, progressions, and a short combination.
Broadway WorkshopAndy Blankenbuehler
Andy will teach a professional-level musical theater combination. While teaching a combo, he will break down his creative process and discuss the ways in which character and music drive choreography for the Broadway stage.
Broadway: Composition & MusicalityAndy Blankenbuehler
This class will focus on analyzing musical composition to improve storytelling and character development in your dancing. Andy will break down many pieces of classic Broadway music in order to analyze compositional elements that inform our choreography. He will be teaching sections of movement from some of his shows, as well as work by such greats as Jerome Robbins and Bob Fosse to further illustrate the many ways in which we can use the music as a blueprint for our work.
Restorative BarreAnneliese Burns Wilson
A combination of barre, standing, and floor exercises that are applicable to dancers of all styles. The material can be used effectively to prepare for class, restore the body after class, as a home practice, or to return to movement after time off. The material presented will be suitable for dancers ages 10 through adult, and draws from many different dance and somatic practices.
Prop It UpAnneliese Burns Wilson
Your office and home are full of everyday items that work fantastically as props in the dance class to help students "feel" and "see" the technique in and on their bodies. Find creative uses for paper, rubber bands, pencils, and pot scrubbers in your dance room. Ideal for teachers with students ages 8-13, the material in this class will help your students connect with their ever-changing bodies during these challenging growth years.
Creating Tap ExercisesAnthony Morigerato
Technique is the building block essential to lasting excellence in any dance form. This class will work to address strategies in coming up with exercises for tap dancers, and will offer sample exercises to take home for your students.
Teaching Tap Improvisation TechniqueAnthony Morigerato
Not only is improvisation a useful tool to push your students' creativity, it is a building block of tap. This class will give you clear examples of improv games and techniques that will boost dancers' musicality and confidence.
Training Turnout in Tiny DancersBeverly Spell, Lisa Howell, B.Phty
Knowing how and when to safely introduce rotation. This class is designed to empower teachers with new ideas for training turnout in young dancers, including what to do, what not to do, and why, based on current dance medicine research. Learn how to develop awareness, range, and control in the safest ways possible.
Honoring the TenduBeverly Spell, Lisa Howell, B.Phty
Developing the base for a lifetime of dance. Mastering the articulation of the front of the foot that should occur in a tendu is quite possibly the single most effective way to prevent foot injuries in dancers. A focus on the correct execution of this fundamental step can also lead to dramatic improvements in all areas of a dancer's technique. This class focuses on how to teach this essential articulation of the foot in very young students, and how to progress it as they get older.
Jazz Warm-Up & Center ComboBob Rizzo
This jazz warm-up class will consist of a variety of stretching and strengthening exercises to get you and your muscles ready for the day!
Jazz Warm-Up & Across the FloorBob Rizzo
Join Bob as he teaches fun, jazzy routine across the floor. Great for your enjoyment or to take back to your students!
Baby to Barre (Ages 8-12)Bonnie Schuetz
Baby classes are over and it's time for more technique. Now what? Classes can still be enjoyable while teaching technique. Bonnie shares ideas to keep your 8–12 year olds engaged while transitioning from baby classes to more technique driven classes.
Floor-Barre & BalletCamille Rommett
Camille Rommett will introduce a series of Floor-Barre movements to help correct alignment, straighten and strengthen the knees, etc. Based on ballet, Zena Rommet Floor-Barre creates long, exquisite lines. Experience this gentle yet effective technique that is doctor endorsed for injury prevention and rehabilitation.
Steppin Out with Tap ProgressionsDebbie Dee
Reconnect with across-the-floor tap progressions for all levels. They're fun, challenging, and an important part of a tap class. Progressions provide the skill of movement, coordination, balance control, and working as a team. So whether you're working on basics, turns, or intricate footwork, progressions should be an important part of your weekly tap class. Join Debbi for all new progressions.
Tap RhythmsDebbie Dee
Join Debbi for an all-new base and melody rudiment technique class. The "art" of tap rudiments is being able to take simple steps and creating great rhythms. At the same time, you're working on building endurance, speed, clarity, control and musicality. All this - and they're fun!
Envisioning: The Future of TechniqueDeborah Vogel
Imagery, ideokinesis, imagination, intention: What do they have in common and how can we use them to improve our students' technique and performance success? This class will offer a practical exploration into the latest research in the area of optimal performance.
Dynamic StretchingDeborah Vogel
What is dynamic stretching and how can dancers utilize it? Come explore ways to increase flexibility safely and effectively.
Body Placement Review *Denise Wall
Denise will show you how to incorporate new principles and exercises into your classes to help improve your dancers' body awareness, inspiration, and joy of movement. Learn how she breaks down the body in a way your students can understand.
* This class will be a review of last year's materials. Denise's subsequent classes will build off of the materials presented during this session.
TurnsDenise Wall
Breaking down the turn: Going over everything from preparation to how to stay connected to the floor, how to spot correctly, and how to stay in high relevé.
TransitionsDenise Wall
Denise will share her time-tested formulas for transitions. Through different combinations, she will break down how to get your students to use their plié. She will also give combinations that will help your students with their transitions, making sure they hit each movement.
Top 10 Stretches for JazzDesiree Robbins
This class will focus on 10 of the best stretches and exercises for good jazz technique. The warm-up class will also help teachers use the material and easily format it for dancers of all levels. Each jazz class structure should begin with a warm-up, much like every ballet class begins with barre. Students need to realize that all of their technique comes from warm-up. Once jazz warm-up is treated like ballet barre, it will help dancers make that connection and learn to channel their technique throughout the rest of class.
Jazz Progressions to CombosDesiree Robbins
This class will focus on actually utilizing the technique worked on during progressions and transferring them into usable class combinations and/or routines. This will help dancers see how their technique training can directly apply in a choreographed piece. Taking different progressions that have already been taught and putting them in different orders will help your dancers challenge their brains, build muscle memory, think on their feet, and focus on using their technique to help them get through combinations to the best of their abilities. Get the most out of your class time!
BalletBarreNone (Ages 3-9)Eileen Juric
BalletBarreNone teaches an inside-out approach to ballet through floor, center, and traveling exercises in place of the barre. The program maximizes limited time in the ballet classroom with exercises that strip away excess baggage and develop an essential foundation of movement rooted in body awareness. The interactive style keeps students' minds and bodies engaged and encourages them to become "captains of their own ships" while having fun in ballet class! This class teaches how to build a strong foundation of fundamental movement in younger dancers. Teachers will learn how to keep students' minds and bodies engaged in a dynamic, fun, and interactive format that redesigns traditional pre-ballet class for a new generation of dancers. The class includes movements and exercises specifically constructed to develop the essential mechanisms of ballet.
BalletBarreNone (Ages 9 and Up)Eileen Juric
This class teaches how to build on the preparatory foundation as students move into beginning ballet levels. Teachers will learn how to efficiently guide students through layers of advancing movement as their bodies and minds continue to grow and develop. The class includes a combination of floor work and vertical center work, which reveals and resolves underlying issues while focusing on and developing correct muscle use.
* This class will build upon the principals set forth in Ages 3-9.
Turn!Finis Jhung
How to teach your beginners the pirouette en dehors from fifth and fourth positions.
Jump!Finis Jhung
How to teach your advanced beginners to jump high quickly.
Tap Counter AttackGregg Russell
A class full of two and three-person peel-offs and counter-rhythms. Will include different levels and styles. Bring a friend or two and have a blast!
Tap ChoreographyGregg Russell
A class utilizing 2–3 different combinations, showing how you can maximize and enhance your own choreography for stage and competition.
Hip Hop: Movin' & Groovin'Gregg Russell
Back by popular demand, a class including different styles of hip-hop progressions, along with a fun combination that helps the non–hip-hop dancer feel funky!
Advanced BroadwayJennifer Jancuska
Broadway Connection discusses how to effectively inspire, create and establish strong Musical Theatre Programs for dancers of all ages. Attendees learn, try, and leave with vocal, acting and theatrical dance exercises and material. Studios currently offering triple threat curriculum can use this unique workshop to bolster and advance their curriculum!
Clean RoutinesJoanne Chapman
You have the great choreography - now take it to the next level with a crisp, clean routine. Learn how to get dancers to hear the music the same, and to stylistically move as one. You will be able to clean a routine without losing the dynamics of the piece, and have your dancers competition-ready in no time!
Acro Tricks in ChoreographyJoanne Chapman
Joanne will discuss ways to transition in and out of acro tricks in different dance styles, plus how to teach and spot these tricks. There will be demonstrators on hand!
Ballet BarreJudy Rice
Join Judy at the barre as she walks you through a ballet class. Word cues, tips, and variations for different levels will be shared. Come ready to move and stretch!
Ballet CenterworkJudy Rice
Building off of her barre class, Judy will give you center work you can use for any level!
PointeJudy Rice
Take your students to the next level with this interactive demonstration and discussion on all things pointe.
Advanced Beginner TapJudy Ann Bassing
Go back to basics with this high energy tap class. Teaching a strong foundation in the basics is important to develop strong tappers. Judy will teach how to keep your tap classes fun and educational, from musicality, to how to teach pullbacks, to a fun age appropriate routine. Get ideas for your tap classes all year long!
Intermediate AdvancedJudy Ann Bassing
Building off Advanced Beginner Tap, this class will consist of warm-ups, center, across the floor, pullback combinations, and how to teach steps the easy way.
Preschool Combo ClassesKim Delgrosso
Join Kim for creative ideas, including class times, structure and actives. The class is geared towards teaching techniques for children ages 2-6.
Pilates for DancersLinda Farrell
Class will include classic Pilates Mat exercises from beginner to intermediate to advanced, with variations to add variety to the workout. Cueing will include important Pilates principles such as breathing, stabilization, differentiation, and opposition.
Core ConditioningLinda Farrell
Class will include classic Pilates, yoga, and floor-barre exercises to condition the entire body, with an emphasis on building core strength and body awareness.
Horton TechniqueLisa Johnson-Willingham
Created by Alvin Ailey's mentor, Lester Horton, this is a major codified modern dance technique reputed to fortify, stretch, and strengthen the human body. Horton aims to correct physical faults and prepare you for any type of dancing you may wish to follow.
Modern ChoreographyLisa Johnson-Willingham
A multi-level class designed to improve harmony of movement through an expressive flowing series of combinations integrating modern, Horton, and ballet. Choreography builds throughout the class to fine tune the body and develop artistic and technical performance. Students should have some prior experience with Horton and/or ballet.
Not All Hips Are Created EqualLisa Howell, B.Phty
Developing a hip profile for serious dancers. The secret to training turnout in any dancer is understanding the individual's basic anatomical makeup. This allows you to design a specific training program to help them improve any restricted areas and perform at their ultimate capacity. An essential session for any teacher who wants to take their top students even further!
Luigi TechniqueLuigi
5, 6, 7, 8. Join legendary teacher Luigi as he teaches his famous warm-up and a combo!
Just keep moving! Luigi will present a classic jazz combo.
JazzMandy Moore
Choreographer Mandy Moore teaches a new fun jazz routine.
ContemporaryMandy Moore
Join Mandy as she discusses "What is contemporary?" while teaching an original routine.
What the Judges SeeMandy Moore
With years of judging experience under her belt, Mandy will share the most common mistakes she sees in competition and her tips on how to avoid making them!
Dancing Through the Seasons with Props (Ages 2-6)Maria Hanley
Toddler dance is a joy to teach, but it's important to have the necessary tools in your pocket to shape a successful class. In this class, learn how to use the props to encourage movement and dance steps and how to scale the lessons for every age. Songs, poems, and books about seasons and holidays that inspired movement will also be shared.
Creative Ballet (Ages 4 & 5)Maria Hanley
Refresh your ballet curriculum by exploring creative ways to teach basic ballet steps. This session will cover how to ask the right questions to generate movement from your students, partner dances, tools to create a dance in one 45-minute class, how to praise your students for their interesting and creative ideas, and creating dances inspired by their interests.
Tap Across the FloorMike Minery
Mike will teach short across-the-floor combos that focus on individual steps and help to improve your students' technique. Learn combos you can use every week!
Tap in MusicMike Minery
Join Mike for an interactive discussion about finding and using music to enhance your tap routines. From where to find music, to editing tips, to a short combo, you will leave inspired to start next season's routines!
Body PlacementPaula Morgan
An in-depth discussion on body placement followed by a Q&A with Paula Morgan. Teachers will have the opportunity to pick Miss Paula's brain for answers to their most pressing issues. Some questions to be covered: Do the majority of students in your classroom have a problem in common? Could that problem lead to other issues? Will changing alignment help reduce back pain? How? How can I keep my students from having bulky muscles?
Student Evaluation & Warm-UpPaula Morgan
Ever wonder why one student can turn better than another? Or why one student has better extension than the other? Learn how to evaluate and assess your students' abilities. Understanding how to properly evaluate a student can help identify limitations, strengths, and potential.
Feet, Legs & Inner BalancePaula Morgan
Paula will address how focus and strong feet contribute to stable balance. She will also explain how having this foundation is crucial for introductory pointe work.
Preschool Behavior Panel
An open forum discussion where you can ask how to solve all your preschool problems. From classroom etiquette and word cues to potty breaks and parents, hear how other teachers keep their preschoolers (and parents) happy!
Jazz Across the FloorRay Leeper
Breathe new life into familiar movements with Ray's challenging and innovative combinations. Learn jazz stylization by perfecting across-the-floor exercises.
Just JazzRay Leeper
Join Ray for a fun and invigorating jazz class that will get your heart racing and legs kicking.
Fusion JazzRhonda Miller
Pulling from numerous styles, join Rhonda as she teaches a fun, upbeat fusion jazz routine.
Lyrical/Modern FusionRobert Lee
Based on his own unique background in dance, Robert, has created a fusion of a lyrical/modern based movement. The movement is derived from an honest place, where the work is clear and harmonious with the music.
Moving Through TechniqueRobert Lee
This class was created to help find your technique while moving through space. As well as finding the quality of your movement while maintaining your technique. So many dancers have great technique or have great movement quality, though it's rare when the dancer is a true hybrid dancer; one who can maintain their technique while moving.
50 Plus!Robin Dawn Ryan
A no-judgment, old-school jazz class for the 50+ dance teacher to just dance! Rock out to some old-school tunes as we bring it back to the "good ole days" of spandex and high leotards. Big hair optional.
Basic AcroRobin Dawn Ryan
Learn how to safely teach and spot basic acrobatic tricks. You do not need prior acro training, and there will be demonstrators.
Bollywood & Bhangra DanceRupal Patel
With the increasing popularity of Bollywood and Bhangra dances surging through America, join us for an introductory class of Indian dancing. Learn fun Bollywood and high-energy Bhangra dance moves which can be taught at your studio. All levels from beginner to advanced are welcome.
Jazz Warm-UpSheila Barker
Reconnect to your body with an invigorating jazz warm up. Shelia will share tips on how to make the most out of your warm up while still feeling great.
Jazz/V.O.P. Technique TributeSheila Barker
Join Sheila as she honors and carries on Frank Hatchett's unique funky groove. The heat will definitely be on with an engaging high-energy routine.
One Jump Ahead: Dancing On BroadwaySue Hamilton
Disney on Broadway and Disney Performing Arts invite you to discover a whole new world and experience what it takes to be a Broadway dancer. Your wishes will come true as you learn the inventive choreography to Broadway's newest hit musical, Aladdin. Disney Teaching Artists will lead you on a magical journey from a Broadway rehearsal to the wondrous world of Agrabah. At the Walt Disney Company, casting directors and show directors often look for dancers who do more than dance. The double-threat and triple-threat performers have an advantage. The session will conclude with a discussion featuring a cast member from Aladdin on Broadway, where you will learn firsthand what it takes to make it on the world's most famous stage. Led by Sue Hamilton, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts' Creative Entertainment Show Director.
ModernThom Cobb
This master class will start with a total body technique warm-up leading to the development of a movement combination. The movement material for this class comes from an eclectic approach to modern dance (contemporary, postmodern) and more than 40 years in the profession. Most important is that the participants "DANCE" this class from beginning to end, and find something of value to take with them as they leave the Summit. Recommended for intermediate to advanced dancers; all levels welcome.
CharacterThom Cobb
In this master class, we will combine the beauty and grace of Classical Ballet with the power, poise, precision, and passion of the traditional dance and character forms from Russia and possibly Hungary or Poland. The Hopak, Mazurka, and Czardas are all necessary to further one's understanding of the concert forms of dance. More than a technique class, we will focus on performance qualities and "becoming" the character through dance.
Toddler Class Elements (Ages 2-6)Tiffany Henderson
Founder of Twinkle Star Dance Program and Owner of Tiffany's Dance Academy in California Keep your baby dance program fresh and exciting for both teachers and dancers. Discover fresh new tap, jazz, and ballet curriculum elements for your preschool-aged dance classes. You will also learn priceless teaching tips that will help both new and seasoned toddler dance teachers. This is a movement class. Please bring all appropriate dance shoes.
Happy Dancing HolidaysTiffany Henderson
Recommended for ages 2-10. Make the magic of the holidays come alive in your classroom! Take a break from normal classroom structure and excite your dancers with great ideas for dances, crafts, and activities for every season.
Teaching TheoryTony Dovolani
Every dancer learns differently. Join Tony as he demonstrates how to effectively teach each dancer.
BallroomTony Dovolani
A little salsa, a splash of merengue and a touch of the mambo makes this class hot, hot, hot! No partner or experience needed, just come ready to move!
Character In MotionTracy Silver
This class will explore ways to integrate character, story, intention and emotional connection into a variety of dance styles.
Hip-Hop Master ClasstWitch
Whether you are an experienced B-boy or you're trying hip-hop for the first time, experience tWitch's passion, dedication, and love firsthand in this hip-hop master class.
Tharp DanceTwyla Tharp
Get a glimpse into the mind of Tony and Emmy Award winner Twyla Tharp as she shares some of her classic choreography and creative process. An open forum Q&A will follow the second class.
* Both classes will be the same combo. In consideration for everyone, we ask that you only take one of the classes. There will be enough room for everyone to participate in the Q&A.
Search, Social, MobileAmanda Patterson
Presented by the Senior Director of Marketing for MINDBODY, learn how to reach clients and prospects everywhere. Explore how online search, social media and mobile marketing have transformed consumer behavior and what that means for your marketing efforts. Learn how to position your studio online to take advantage of the new mobile marketplace and explore examples of social and mobile strategies that have proven successful for dance studios just like yours. You'll leave this session with tips on how to navigate social trends to attract new clients and motivate your current clients to return again and again.
Stage MakeupChristine Dion
Learn the tools and techniques professional artists use to enhance, correct and apply a polished stage makeup look. Discover the dance industry standards, what's age appropriate, and how to create quick-change drama to add show appeal to your numbers. These tips will delight the novice and inspire the experienced.
The Perfect HeadshotChristine Dion
Want to work in the dance industry? You'll need a good headshot photo to get you started. Learn what looks are in demand, makeup tips, what to wear, how to pose, how to choose a photographer, and how to take photos that get you noticed. Bring a notebook - these tips will help you make the most of your photo shoot and increase your chances for success!
Positive ParentsDanie Beck
Although they're not in the studio with you, parents are your biggest customers. Learn how to promote positive parental involvement and how to deal with the less than ideal parent.
Build It and They Will ComeCindy Clough
Practical tips and advice on ways to help your studio be more profitable. Topics will include marketing, new class offerings, your studio image, customer service, and how to run effective classes so your clients feel they get a value for their investment.
Rookie Studio Owner 101Cindy Clough
The first five years can be overwhelming. Veteran studio owner of 35 years shares advice learned in the school of hard knocks. Learn tips to avoid common mistakes, be organized and have fun along the way. Practical advice on scheduling, dealing with parents, running a productive class, managing head instructors, and creating balance in your life. Presenter is open to questions that are your biggest challenges.
College Dance
Join college professors and previous students from different universities as they discuss what they are looking for in a college-bound dancer. Learn about programs and conservatories, and what each has to offer. Have dancers that want to continue dancing, but are going to school for something else? Come learn and discuss what dance teams at the collegiate level are really like! Members of different university dance teams and competitions will be on hand to answer all your questions.
Competition Q & A
Join a discussion on all things competition with some of the leaders in the competition and convention industry.
Competition Q & A
Similar to the competition panel, but for conventions! Come with your questions, concerns and ideas.
Costume Panel
Talk with the leaders in the costume industry. From rhinestones to back orders, this is your chance to ask the costume companies questions!
Dance History PanelDesiree Robbins, Gregg Russell, Anthony Morigerato
Dance has a beautiful and complicated history, and it's important that we pass down dance's history to younger students. Come hear creative ideas on how to enhance your students' knowledge of the art form by including history into your lessons. No boring history lessons here!
Organizational EffectivenessFrank Sahlein
Need to get more done in less time? No surprise, considering the volume of information that is coming at us like a tidal wave every day! This is a fun, interactive session focusing on the personal success strategies that allow owners to run their company and still have time to sleep well, eat well and workout consistently if desired!
Establish Your Business SuccessFrank Sahlein
Want to know how to establish your Key Performance Indicators in the areas of management, marketing, staff, technology, finance, facilities, and risk? This session shows you how. We will also examine some industry averages and norms in each area. You will leave with a tool for immediate improvement!
Dynamic Communication SkillsFrank Sahlein
Effective leadership depends on your ability to communicate personally, interpersonally, and in a team environment. We also need to communicate to our internal customers, as well as to our local area community. Run your own Dynamic Communications Workshop for your key staff back home with these tools.
Online Habits of Effective Dance StudiosJason Silverman
Why is it that some studios seem to be everywhere online and look ultra professional every step of the way? They have websites that attract new students and help them retain the ones they have, they have social media platforms that are chock full of raving fans who engage on a regular basis, and they embrace mobile apps that allow members and fans worldwide to connect with them. Want a peek behind the curtain into the 7 Online Habits of Highly Effective Dance Studios? Marketing Expert and CEO of DanceSitesDoneRight.com, Jason M. Silverman will share what's working online right now (it's amazing how many systems have become obsolete this year!) and will provide real-life examples for attendees to learn from.
Teaching Personal Development to DancersJason Silverman
Have you ever noticed that the top studios in the industry always offer more than the physical side of dance? Their staff and students have powerful character, and they are the kind of people that other people just want to be around. Obviously the physical training aspect is important, but the extraordinary value you provide when you also teach the personal development side can make your studio unstoppable. Marketing Expert and CEO of Powerful Words Character Development as well as DanceSitesDoneRight.com, Jason M. Silverman will share the exact steps you can take immediately to get the value of becoming a "Personal Development Center-Style Dance Studio." He's helped hundreds of owners reap the benefits (marketing, lead generation, lead conversion, student retention and quality improvement) worldwide, and is excited to share these systems with you. Attendees will walk away with a clear understanding of the benefits to the students as well as to the bottom line of the studio.
Broadway Connection SeminarJennifer Jancuska
Broadway Connection discusses how to effectively inspire, create and establish strong Musical Theatre Programs for dancers of all ages. Attendees learn, try, and leave with vocal, acting and theatrical dance exercises and material. Studios currently offering triple threat curriculum can use this unique workshop to bolster and advance their curriculum!
Efficiency = ProfitabilityJessica Scheitler
Whether you are just starting out or have been in business for a while, the key to profitability is having a solid business foundation. Learn the best practices for taking care of business in your dance studio, strategies to take advantage of every write-off you deserve, and plan for new tax changes. Avoid common mistakes to be confident all your bases are covered, so you can balance your artistry, teaching, and business. Our business road map will bring your vision to life. Open forum Q&A will be incorporated to discuss solutions for attendees' business inquiries to make a plan to overcome obstacles and achieve future goals. Topics to be covered include: Sole Prop, LLC, or S-Corp? Independent contractor vs. employee? Breakdown of your business, getting your finances organized, where is your money going? Tips on maximizing your return. New strategies for new tax laws.
Beyond Numbers: Grow Your BusinessJessica Scheitler
You've got your financials tracked—now what do you do with all these numbers? Turn your data into insights and into action to make your business work for you. Learn to increase profits by understanding your financial reports and comparing yourself to the industry standards. Growing means much more than more students. We will discuss strategies for you to make the best decisions for the greatest impact. Open forum Q&A will be incorporated to discuss solutions for attendees' business inquiries to make a plan to overcome obstacles and achieve future goals. Topics will include: How to read your financial reports. Where is your money going? Turn Goals into Measurable Numbers. Are you paying yourself? Analyze to increase profits.
Create & Design Facebook AdsJill Tirone
Learn how to create a highly effective Facebook ad campaign including easy advertising strategies to attract more fans and target new students. Receive step-by-step training on how to choose the perfect ad type for your studio, and how to make sure your ad targets your ideal audience. Avoid pitfalls by learning why most ads get rejected and track your progress to know if your ad is working.
Email MarketingJill Tirone
Email is the most cost-effective, targeted, trackable, and efficient way to build and maintain relationships in your dance studio. Learn the best tools to enhance your email marketing campaigns, how to optimize your emails for mobile devices, and how to use social media to greatly increase the effectiveness of your emails. You'll also learn how to measure and optimize your campaigns to help you get your audience to open, read, and act on their emails.
Building Your TeamKathy Blake
Is it time for you to work less and lead more? Learn how to expand and build your team while elevating your skills as the leader of your studio. If you've been in business for a while now and are ready to transition from one role into another, this session is for you. Learn how to decrease the hours you're working on and off the dance floor and develop strategies for building a talented team. Let go of the fear that if you step away from any role you play at your studio, from teaching to office work, your business will suffer. Gain insight into what skills you will need to find, keep, and develop talented people who share your commitment for effective management and artistic excellence.
The Challenge of ChangeKathy Blake
There is inevitably an event or moment in time when you realize that you have to go in a new direction—a turning point. In this session, you will hear how to approach and implement positive change for you and your studio. Whether it's time to change to a new curriculum or syllabus, hire or fire staff/teachers, initiate new policies or tuition prices, or move to a new space, you will get practical information in this session. Gain insight on how to transform any area where you are stuck or a change is needed to cause a positive turning point for greater success and satisfaction.
Fill Your CupKim Delgrosso
Two years ago, Kim stated, "To fill someone else's cup, you must first fill your own." This year, she will expand on that statement with ideas on time management, class structure, realistic goals, and realizing your studio's - and your own - uniqueness.
Community BrandingPhyllis Balagna
In this day and age, it is more important than ever that studios keep their name, their vision, and their programs in the forefront of their communities. Learn how to increase your community involvement through schools, churches, the Chamber of Commerce, and other programs that already exist in communities.
Competition Ready!Phyllis Balagna
Learn how to set up your year for a successful competition season! From how to prepare parents and timelines/schedules to dos and don'ts and etiquette sheets; make this year your best season yet. Great for everyone, including those thinking about starting a competition team to long-time competition veterans.
At the Core of Dance StandardsRima Faber
The new National Core Arts Standards were launched in June. If you teach dance in a K-12 environment, you need to understand how to use them. The standards are grade-by-grade, starting with Preschool through Advance Level in high school. They focus on the arts-making processes of creating, performing, responding, and connecting, which are integrated into a format of understanding by design. Learn how to access, understand, and use the new standards through activities that address the breadth and scope of dance. Dance teachers of all environments are welcome.
Dancing at the Core of StandardsRima Faber
This session is a continuation of At the Core of Dance Standards, but is a creative activity-based exploration of their uses. In this session, participants will develop standards-based activities and their assessments. You will gain practice using the standards, and tear away their mystique by realizing they are already what you do in dance. Participants are welcome from all dance teaching environments, with or without participation in Session 1.
Role ModelsSue Sampson-Dalena
What is our role as teachers, studio owners, and business leaders? How should our teaching philosophies carry over into our online social media interactions? Sue will share real-life examples, and will discuss how to deal with each situation.
Positive ProfitsSean Dever
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV)-- Snow continues to cover the roads across the Shenandoah Valley on Monday afternoon.
Ken Slack, a spokesman for the Virginia Dept. of Transportation, is reporting moderate to severe conditions on most roads, meaning they are covered with snow or ice.
It's also been a busy day for state police as troopers have responded to more than 300 crashes across Virginia.
A tractor trailer drove off the road on Interstate 81 near Harrisonburg on Monday morning and blocked the road, which forced crews to shut it down for over 90 minutes.
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This departure, which becomes official April 21, is a considerable blow to the Post's sports department, which has lately been scooping its counterpart at the Rocky Mountain News on a regular basis; breaking the news about troubled Broncos cornerback Dale Carter's impending suspension by the NFL is just one recent example. Scarbrough, who confirms that the Post is considering candidates inside and outside the paper to succeed him, also takes pride in the wide-ranging nature of the section. "We realize that there are lots of areas that people haven't been covering that aggressively in Denver, like secondary sports. And I think we've been doing a lot better job of covering them." His biggest frustration during his two years on the job? That the News was recently recognized for its daily and Sunday sports sections by the Associated Press Sports Editors while the Post was not. "If they got awards for what they're doing now," he says, "then covering a women's sports story will probably get them a ticker-tape parade."
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Two can play this game, Joe Wilson. While the South Carolina congressman's heckle heard 'round the country triggered dismay from his opponents and enthusiasm from his supporters, Rep. Wilson's "You lie!" war cry to Obama during the president's health care speech on Wednesday provided humor fodder for David Letterman's Thursday night show.
Here, Letterman reads his Top 10 list dedicated to Wilson, which includes a nice double whammy: "It's been weeks since a Republican politician embarrassed the state of South Carolina." —KA
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - With the Bullitt County Drug Task Force far exceeding the pace set last year in arrests, the number of indictments in circuit court continues to increase.
Twenty-nine individuals were recently indicted on drug-related charges. An indictment does not mean guilt or innocence but only that at least nine of the 12 jurors felt there was enough evidence to continue with a criminal trial.
Those indicted include:
*Larry Luttrell and Grace M. Metcalf - indicted for complicity to manufacture methamphetamine.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - A final tweaking of the county's 2009-10 budget will be under consideration on Monday afternoon.
If approved, Bullitt Fiscal Court will have its work finished. If not, they must approve a final budget prior to the end of June.
While budget committee chairman Joe Laswell couldn't promise deputy judge Billy Roy Shepherd that the changes made after Thursday's committee meeting would be the last, he hoped the full court would accept the recommendations presented.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - When you are $167 million in debt, what's another $64 million among friends?
While that may sound bad, it's not as bad as the national debt.
And, in reality, not bad for the Bullitt County Public School System.
With projects revenues over the next 20 years, the district would have no problem paying its current bond commitments or the new ones to be sold in July.
HUNTERS HOLLOW - The shot clock will soon run out on basketball goals in the city of Hunters Hollow.
The city council discussed what actions they would take pertaining to portable basketball goals left along city streets.
The city has an ordinance that does not allow unattended goals next to right-of-ways. The ordinance was created for both traffic and safety issues.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON ee"Police are investigating a disturbing string of vandalism incidents targeting the Autumn Glen subdivision between Armstrong and Bleemel Lanes.
Mount Washington police received a call about the incidents shortly after 5 a.m. Tuesday. The vandalism included graffiti on several homes, a vehicle and some street signs.
Officer Tim Morris responded to the scene and found that one targeted residence housed an African American family upon which the graffiti appeared to be racially derogatory.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Two years ago a five-year-old boy dreamed of becoming a superhero and was thrilled to appear in the newspaper.
To his family, friends and the Bullitt County community, the young man fulfilled his dream.
Nathan Ing, a 7-year-old Shepherdsville resident, died Tuesday, June 16, 2009, due to complications from severe cancerous brain tumors.
MOUNT WASHINGTON " A Mount Washington man was arrested Thursday on child sexual abuse charges that allegedly occurred two years ago.
Mount Washington Police Det. Buddy Stump arrested 32-year-old Michael A. Fortner of Emma Court with a warrant claiming Fortner had inappropriate sexual contact with a female minor under 12 years old.
Stump said the child was seven at the time of the alleged incident. He said the victim told her mother about the incident recently, prompting the mother to contact police.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – Bullitt County emergency units remained busy Monday evening as two separate accidents led to a fatality and severe multiple injuries.
Five vehicles were involved in the first accident, which occurred on Highway 44 East at Watergate Road shortly after 5 p.m. Three drivers were extricated from their vehicles and transported by two Stat Care helicopters to University of Louisville hospital.
UPDATE 6/16/2009: Jennifer Smothers' family told The Pioneer News today that she is still in critical condition.
As of Tuesday, Smothers' uncle, Bryan Patton of Mount Washington, said his niece was dealing with very serious injuries. Smothers has been on a ventilator since the accident and is still unconscious.
Smothers has been at University since June 10 when she was involved in a car accident on Highway 44 East.
MOUNT WASHINGTON — City officials want Mount Washington's county-operated swimming pool open for the summer, and they are investigating ways to make that happen.
At last Monday's city council meeting, councilman Barry Armstrong said he would like to know exactly how much it would cost to make the city's pool operational.
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WALKER COUNTY - A six-year-old kindergarten student was killed about 7 this morning in front of Chattanooga Valley Elementary School in Flintstone, Ga., when he stepped in front of a bus that then moved forward, the Georgia State Patrol reported.
Officials said the young boy had ridden the bus to school and had just gotten off before stepping in front and being hit.
The names of the boy and the Walker County Schools bus driver have not been released by officials.
The family of the child was gathered at a church across from the school late this morning.
The school did not shut down for the day, but some parents did come by to pick up their children.
Officials said students were being restricted to their classrooms during the day.
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Matt Shea, Washington State Representative-Shooting Truth Darts In Neighboring Idaho
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Athol, Idaho (NorthWest Liberty News) – Matt Shea is not your typical politician. He speaks openly about his faith, he loves liberty, and he is hated by the SPLC. But, what truly separates Matt Shea from the ordinary public official is his adherence to the Constitution. I know that's a sad commentary, but it's true. Matt has, in this writer's opinion, the "right stuff" that sadly eludes most of those in public service today. Matt, who stands on his faith first, has consistently spoken truth to power while representing Washington State's 4th District. Matt's truth, firmly rooted in Constitutional principles, is a refreshing change from the" bought and paid for suits" who roam the halls of power today. So whether you voted for him in the last election, or this is the first time you have heard his name, I encourage you to take 15 minutes, or so, and listen to what Matt Shea has to say.
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His keening tenor sax has long boasted a philosophical splendor thats marked everything from post-bop knottiness to transcendental prayers. Thanks to a plush tone, probing bands, and a frisky sense of adventure, hes turning almost as many heads these days as he did when he had pop cachet in the '60s. His stylistic debt to Trane, often a bugaboo for doubters, has been overshadowed by an agile incisiveness and a sense of frolic that leads his groups to unexpected regions. With pianist Jason Moran on hand, this show will be eventful.
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Anna Faris' break may have come with Scary Movie, but she's had a long career since then. She'll talk to Jesse about her roles on The House Bunny and her current starring role on the CBS sitcom Mom. Later, Jesse talks to the jazz drummer Otis Brown III. His new album is called The Thought of You. Plus, FOUND Magazine's Davy Rothbart brings in some of his latest discoveries and Jesse explains why you don't know how to flip a coin until David Rees has taught you to flip a coin.
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[r] The writer George Saunders talks about his early creative challenges, the slight constant pressure of capitalism, and Tenth of December, his new book of short stories. Maria Bamford explains why she filmed her new comedy special in front of an audience of two (her parents), and why it's important to talk about scary stuff on stage. Plus, Dan Deacon talks about the song that changed his life and Jesse shares one of his favorite poems by William Carlos Williams. The interviews in this episode originally aired February 2013.
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Tue, 9 September 2014
Todd Glass has been a comic for 30 years but he's only been out of the closet for about two. He'll talk to Jesse about why he waited until his late 40s to come out. Todd Glass has a new book out -- it's called The Todd Glass Situation. Then later, Jesse talks to Raffi. He wanted to be the next James Taylor, but he was about to give up. Then, he made a kids album with his wife, and the rest is history. Plus, the writer Ariel Schrag tells you about why she wants to start working a little bit of magic into her writing about everyday stuff. Lastly, Jesse tells you about the Van Morrison album that was recorded out of pure spite.
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Tue, 2 September 2014
Chuck Klosterman's newest collection of essays is called I Wear the Black Hat: Grappling with Villains. What does it mean to be a modern villain? Why is society so hung up on anti-heroes? For that matter, how would we react if Batman were a real thing? Then another installment of Canonball. Phillip Crandall explains why Andrew WK's first album of party anthems should be considered a classic. Plus, Karina Longworth shares a couple of her favorite movies about being a punk rocker, and Jesse tells you a secret because you're good enough, you're smart enough and people like you. (The number to call to let us know why you love Bullseye is: 206-333-9919)
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Tue, 26 August 2014
George Takei will talk about how he went from a prisoner at a Japanese-American internment camp, to the guy playing Sulu on Star Trek, to a leading marriage equality activist. Then Jesse will talk to Damian Abraham. He's in the band F***ed Up. He'll talk about how he found punk music and what it's like to still be doing it now that he has a wife and kids. Plus, book picks from the LA Times' Carolyn Kellogg, and Jesse will tell you about another book, one that makes a pig who spells and does math seem totally ordinary. The number to call to let us know why you love Bullseye is: 206-333-9919
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Tue, 19 August 2014
In the mid-70s Alejandro Jodorowsky attempted to bring Frank Herbert's classic science fiction novel to the screen. The ambitious space opera would have pre-dated Star Wars, but Jodorowsky's version of Dune was never filmed. The documentary's director Frank Pavich tells Jesse why. Then Jesse talks to Dee Dee Penny, the frontwoman of Dum Dum Girls about turning a small recording project into a full on garage rock girl group. Plus, Matt Fraction will tell you about how Bruce Lee taught him to write comics, hear some picks from the folks at NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour, and Jesse will tell you about one of the least braggy rap songs ever made.
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Tue, 12 August 2014
Ishmael Butler talks to Jesse about the birth and death of Digable Planets and the new record from Shabazz Palaces. Then Allison Janney talks about her Emmy-nominated work on Masters of Sex and Mom. Plus, Michel Gondry talks about the song that changed his life, we hear a couple new rock n roll songs you should listen to immediately and Jesse will tell you about the last Hollywood picture Orson Welles ever directed.
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Tue, 5 August 2014
[r] Elizabeth Gilbert's latest novel is called The Signature of All Things. It traces the life of a woman living in the 19th century as a botanist. But it's actually a really fun adventure story. She'll talk about it, and about the unexpected reaction to her memoir Eat, Pray, Love. Then Jesse will talk to the music industry veteran Daryl Hall. We'll discuss how he used Disco and Punk rock to help create Hall & Oates signature sound. And about their lasting influence. Plus, comedy from Patton Oswalt, our film critic friends at The Dissolve share a couple of all-time greats, and Jesse tells you why any sports video of Bo Jackson -- at his peak -- will make your jaw drop with amazement.
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Tue, 29 July 2014
[r] Hear Jesse's interview with one of comedy's greatest grumps: Lewis Black. He didn't become a stand-up until his mid-thirties. Find out why he left the theater for comedy and why he actually considers himself a family comic. The answer will surprise you. Then Jesse talks to Syl Johnson – the soul singer who has been sampled on countless hip-hop records -- about turning down the record deal that ended up going to Al Green. Andrew Noz shares some of his favorite hip hop tracks, and Annie Hart of Au Revoir Simone reveals the hardcore song that changed her life.
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Tue, 22 July 2014
Hari Kondabolu talks about the distinct advantages and disadvantages of being a stand up comedian who's also a former social activist and organizer. Director Jake Kasdan talks about the strategy involved in making a movie called Sex Tape. Carolyn Kellogg recommends some of her favorite westerns. Jesse tells you about Harvey Pekar, a man who made the mundane and everyday feel special.
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Patricia Delorey has 30 minutes to rest her Harvard-trained voice before breaking into her 5:30 p.m. rehearsal. As evidenced by the nearby wooden telescope prop, Delorey, the Asolo Repertory Theatre's resident voice, speech and dialect coach, is in the middle of rehearsing "The Life of Galileo," which opens Dec. 11.
Now in her seventh season at the Asolo Rep, Delorey not only trains the voices of the theater's conservatory students; she also coaches the Rep's company actors, which makes her the only conservatory faculty member to work with both students and professional actors. She says watching this transition is her favorite part of the job.
"Next Monday I start preparing the conservatory for 'Blue/Orange,'" Delorey says. "Or is it Tuesday?"
"It's Tuesday," a passing stage manager confirms.
"Tuesday, right," Delorey says, tightening her ponytail, playfully dismissing the fact that Thanksgiving is in two days.
"Holidays," she laughs. "What are those?"
A graduate of the Moscow Art Theatre and the American Repertory Theatre Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard University, Delorey holds two master's degrees — one in voice and speech and one in dramatic art. She's also a certified Fitzmaurice Voicework Teacher, a vocal production technique developed by British voice, speech and verse-speaking doyen Catherine Fitzmaurice.
"There are these sort of gurus of voice: Linklater, Patsy Rodenberg, Cicely Berry," Delorey rattles off nonchalantly. "Usually, you train under one of them if you want to work in the field."
Delorey, as you might suspect, has perfectly crisp diction. Though she's a Boston native, you'd never know it by her accent, which is void of any regional dialect, the result of nine years of voice-and-speech training in cities from Austin, Texas, to Bologna, Italy. Words such as "cah" (instead of "car") only surface when Delorey is really exhausted or really laid back.
In season, her days are long and full. She starts her mornings at 9 a.m. with three hours of teaching, followed by individual one-on-one sessions with professional actors, followed by evening rehearsals with both conservatory students and Rep actors.
The consummate professional, Delorey's job is rooted in subtleties, nuances and sticky technicalities, the difference between a long vowel sound and a short vowel sound, a percussive consonant and a sustained consonant.
"The nature of my work has a certain side of it that leans toward perfection," says Delorey, a full-time Sarasota resident who spends her summers in England working with students from Texas State University in a study abroad program with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Delorey, like her profession, coaches from both sides of her brain, marrying artistic impulses with intellectual sensibilities. When she takes risks, they're calculated. For example, last season when she and third-year conservatory student Ghafir Akbar were rehearsing "Blur," they decided to pitch the director on the idea of giving Akbar, cast as a doctor in the play, an Indian dialect. After hours of research and rehearsals, they presented the dialect, and the director loved it.
"Most directors are willing to listen if you're willing to do the work," Delorey says.
One of the biggest misconceptions, says Delorey, is the notion that voice-and-speech coaches can conjure up any dialect from any city on the spot. Some scripts require hours of research. Delorey will often listen to native speakers before breaking into rehearsals. If that's not possible, she'll study materials — written and recorded — compiled by dialecticians around the country.
"Audiences tend to overlook auditory elements," Delorey says. "They tend to notice the things they can see. They can see that we have a lighting designer and a costumer. But, from my point of view, we hear plays as much as we see them."
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• Don't ask Patricia Delorey to pinpoint your accent. Just because she spends all day honing and correcting dialects doesn't mean she wants to play guess-where-I'm-from with friends and acquaintances. "I take my work very seriously," Delorey says. "It's not a party trick."
• According to Delorey, the "i/e" substitute is the hardest pronunciation quirk to correct. To help correct actors who say "win" instead of "when," or "pin" instead of "pen," Delorey will ask them to circle similarly pronounced words in their script.
• To develop a strong middle "o" sound, voice-and-speech coaches use the expression, "God's honest hotdog." However, according to Delorey, the middle "o" sound is slowly morphing into an "ah" sound — i.e.: "Gahd's ah-nest hotdog."
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Organizing the home is one of those desirable and beneficial activities that remain elusive for many. This practical guide explains the many benefits - physical, emotional, and spiritual - of an organized home and shows how to attain them. Breaking down the process into 50 steps, the author uses her own experiences as a psychologist and professional home organizer to help readers clear away not only the physical clutter but the psychological blocks that encourage it and hinder organization.
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