Frequently asked questions
There is no circumstance where a choreograher should set your rate. This is personal to each indivudual dancer and should be negotiated with the dancer or dancers representative. Rates are the not the choreographers responsibility or job role.
Patience is key. Working for pennies does not make you a professional. It has been a known issue that big clients approach new dancers and lure them in with the "opportunity" or "exposure" line.
Know that your work should be compensated properly. If you are approached with an unfair proposal, please contact Dancers Network or your agent and we will approach the company for you. This way it comes from the community and not from you personally and we are able to bring awareness to the client.
There are many intensives, workshops and classes where agents will scout new talent. We will always promote these on social media and also hold them ourselves. Having footage of yourself that highlights your talent and abilities to the fullest is also key. Speak to dancers you look up to and ask them how to approach your preferred agency or contact Dancers Network and we will try our very best to guide you in the right direction.
A full working rehearsal day shall consist of eight hours of which one hour will be free of all work, plus two additional fifteen minute breaks.
A show day shall consist of 10 hours of which one hour will be free of all work, plus two additional fifteen minute breaks.
Please read our Terms and Conditions on all Working Hours (seen in top banner)
At Dancers Network, we highly value any feedback from our community, as it helps us better the working conditions for all individuals in the industry. There are several ways you can share your thoughts and suggestions with us:
1. Surveys: We regularly conduct surveys to gather detailed feedback from our community members. Please keep an eye out for these surveys in your email or on our website.
2. Coffee Meet-Up: We host regular in-person coffee meet-ups where you can discuss your experiences and suggestions with our team directly.
3. Email: You can also drop an email to us anytime at contact@dancersnetwork.com or members@dancersnetwork.com.
We aim to respond to all feedback emails within a week. We appreciate your input and are committed to continuously improving Dancers Network and the community as a whole based on your valuable insights!
