verb
definition
To design and record the choreography for a dramatic work such as a ballet
definition
To direct the development of a project; to orchestrate
Examples of choreographing in a Sentence
With initial aspirations to be a professional dancer, Lythgoe did end up choreographing for a BBC-endorsed dance troupe and then started producing full time.
Many instructors include improvisation and other dance styles such as jazz when they are choreographing a routine.
When you are ready to start choreographing, do a little prep work before hitting the dance floor.
Let the spirit move when you begin choreographing, and you are sure to create a soulful and genuine piece not easily replicated.
His long career of touring, dancing, and choreographing brought him movie roles, four honorary doctorates, and a Spanish knighthood.
The Kinetic Chronograph, like the name implies, offers choreographing technology, which will chronograph to 1/5 of a second for up to 45 minutes.
Once you know the basic steps, choreographing cheerleading cheers and chants, as well as following choreography for a routine, will be much easier.
Once you know your leg, arm and hand positions, you can come up with limitless possibilities for choreographing your cheers.
Make sure the choreographer has some kind of cheerleading background, especially if you're choreographing stunts into the routine.
There are several elements to choreographing cheer dances.
One important aspect of teaching and choreographing cheer dances is to move in eights.
In addition to choreographing music videos, Abdul has also worked on several films and television programs.