AMIRACLE LUCAS

• Basic knowledge of dance and its related issues.
• physical fitness, stamina and perseverance.

motivation and discipline.

• communication and interpersonal skills.
• creativity, resilience, confidence and self-belief.
• adaptability to the different disciplines of TV, film and theatre.
• prepare for and attend auditions and casting sessions
• get ready for performances by rehearsing and exercising
• perform to live audiences and for television, film and music video productions
• study and create choreography
• discuss and interpret choreography
• learn and use other skills such as singing and acting - many roles, for example in musical theatre, require a combination of performance skills
• Dressed appropriately for rehearsals and performances while adhering to costume guidelines provided by directors.
• Worked closely with artistic directors throughout entire process from auditioning to performance execution.
• Attended performance costume fittings, makeup calls and publicity photography sessions.
• Participated in auditions for potential new members into organization's cast or crew.
• Maintained a strict daily practice schedule to stay in top physical condition.
• Choreographed dances for self and others.
• Memorized complex dance sequences and executed them with precision during live performances.
• Participated in promotional activities, including photo shoots and public appearances, to market dance productions.
• Worked closely with choreographers to perfect performance of dance moves.
• Learned choreography quickly and adapted to changes in choreography seamlessly by maintaining physical and mental flexibility.
• look after costumes and equipment
• take care of the health and safety of others, which requires knowledge and observation of physiology and anatomy, as well as safe use of premises and equipment
• carry out self-promotion activities - this can include sending out your CV or photographs and footage, delivering presentations, running workshops or attending auditions and meetings.