Project, No Strings Attached, which opened at Wells. In 2014, she created Sadler’s her first dance film The Indifferent Beak for the Royal Ballet Deloitte Ignite Festival. In November 2014 she choreographed for the London Ballet Gala hosted Children’s by Darcey Bussell with dancers from the Royal and Birmingham Royal Ballet companies. Charlotte is completing her final year at Rambert School and will be the first participant of The Royal Young Choreographer Programme from August Ballet’s 2015. 2.4.3. Own choreography (Variation 1): Dancer’s – Candidate’s own 2015 will see the continuation of the Choreographic Award sponsored by Mondor introduced in 2013, which will give the Semi-final judges a formal opportunity to recognise the best of the Own choreography. The winning choreography Dancer’s will be announced alongside the decision on who will progress to the Final, and will be performed at the Final on Saturday 19 September. Variations Guidelines for Choreographer – Candidates should present a variation (performed in pointe shoes for females) between 1.00 - 1.30 minutes duration choreographed for them by themselves, their teacher or a peer to a piece of music of their choice. Dances for female candidates must include pointe work. The choreography should not make any reference to characters, storylines or films that are still in copyright (e.g. Harry Potter, Billy Elliot, Avatar, etc.), unless written proof of permission from the copyright owner of the story or underlying work can be provided in advance. Candidates may wear a simple costume and/or use hand-held props if appropriate; however no scenery or masks may be used.
Project, No Strings Attached, which opened at Sadler’s Wells. In 2014, she created her first dance film The Indifferent Beak for the Royal Ballet Deloitte Ignite Festival. In November 2014 she choreographed for the London Children’s Ballet Gala hosted by Darcey Bussell with dancers from the Royal and Birmingham Royal Ballet companies. Charlotte is completing her final year at Rambert School and will be the first participant of The Royal Ballet’s Young Choreographer Programme from August 2015. 2.4.3. Dancer’s Own – Candidate’s own choreography (Variation 1): 2015 will see the continuation of the Choreographic Award sponsored by Mondor introduced in 2013, which will give the Semi-final judges a formal opportunity to recognise the best of the Dancer’s Own choreography. The winning choreography will be announced alongside the decision on who will progress to the Final, and will be performed at the Final on Saturday 19 September. Variations – Guidelines for Choreographer Candidates should present a variation (performed in pointe shoes for females) between 1.00 - 1.30 minutes duration choreographed for them by themselves, their teacher or a peer to a piece of music of their choice. Dances for female candidates must include pointe work. The choreography should not make any reference to characters, storylines or films that are still in copyright (e.g. Harry Potter, Billy Elliot, Avatar, etc.), unless written proof of permission from the copyright owner of the story or underlying work can be provided in advance. Candidates may wear a simple costume and/or use hand-held props if appropriate; however no scenery or masks may be used.
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