Before submission we strongly recommend you take a moment to carefully read our content guidelines. If you fail to observe the requirements then your application will be denied, regardless of your talent.



Candidates must provide two pictures (1 head and 1 body shot), a video clip and CV. To submit your pictures, use the corresponding fields at the bottom of the form. Submit CV data in the indicated fields. All fields are required, with the exception of "Additional skills". Upload your video to YouTube. Next, paste the url of the video in the corresponding field.



Pictures: color, quality promotional pictures in a studio setting that are not larger than 5 MB each. The picture you submit for your head shot should be a frontal view, no profiles, that clearly shows your face. The picture you submit for your 3/4 or full length body shot should clearly show your figure. Use costumes and poses that do not interfere with our ability to see your figure. Candid, 'backstage', or live action shots will not be accepted.

CV: most fields are self explanatory, however please note the following - under dance education indicate the name of school/studio, its city and country and the years you attended. Avoid vague statements like, "studied Jazz for ten years". Likewise for work experience, list the dates employed, the city and country of performance, the name of venue and your role. Lastly, you can use the optional "Additional Skills" field to mention proficiency in other dance forms, singing, other performing arts, awards won and other supporting data.

Video: footage can be 'raw' (filmed in your rehearsal/studio space), it can be footage of performances OR a combination of both. What is crucial is that we see strong technical control, jumps, leaps, turns, extensions, across the floor combination's, battlements, pirouettes (jazz, classical or en attitude), and extensions with dynamic or lyrical technical control. It is equally important that the footage demonstrate your abilities as a performer; strong stage presence, charisma, the ability to emote, project and connect.

• Jazz dancers: your video should contain three routines - lyrical jazz, Broadway jazz and contemporary pop. Each routine should be one to two minutes in duration with combinations across the floor showing technique.
  
  
• Ballroom dancers: your video should contain Samba, Cha-Cha-Cha, Rumba, Jive. Each routine should be one to two minutes in duration.
  
  
• Ballet dancers: Ideally, your showreel should be just yourself and must include: classical ballet, a short jazz combination and any specialist skills. Pointe work for girls is an advantage, as is acrobatic work for boys.
  
  

1. Personal Information First Name: Last Name: Your Gender: Male Female Year of birth: Please Select an Option: 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 Nationality: City of Residense: Country of Residense: E-mail: Phone: Height: Weight:

2. Dance Information I am a Please Select an Option: Ballet dancer Ballroom dancer Jazz dancer Describe your dance education: Describe your work experience: Additional skills:

3. Video & Pictures URL of your video on YouTube: Headshot: Body shot: