It Just Keeps Getting Better!

Just Announced!

Two lucky attendees at Project Motivate 2006 will be selected at random to win brand-new Performer Plus portable sound systems (with variable speed and remote control), courtesy of Califone International. All attendees will be automatically entered in the drawings, to be held at the event.

Industry Leaders to Join Project Motivate

•  Art Stone/The Competitor

•  A Wish Come True

•  Capezio

•  Costume Gallery

•  Curtain Call

•  Dance Distributors

•  Dancers Inc.

•   Dansco

•   Dreamworld Backdrops

•   Grosh Scenic Rentals

•   Illinois Theatrical

•   Stagestep

•   Terozo Productions

•    Weissman’s Designs for Dance

•    and many more!

Industry Leader Panel Discussions

Personally moderated by Rhee Gold, industry roundtable discussions with the leading companies – manufacturers, software developers, competitions, and more – are the opportunity for PM attendees to learn from, and interact with, their suppliers and directors from across North America. Gold will introduce topics, questions, and concerns to panel participants and attendees, creating an informative and educational dialogue between leaders in the dance industry and school owners. 

New Session . . .

Non-Competitive Performance Ideas

with Hedy Perna

Hedy says, “Want to get noticed in your community? Want to give your students memories that will last a lifetime? Want your studio goodwill and positive word of mouth to increase?  Get out there and perform!”

Dance is a performing art . . . There are many exciting and rewarding venues in which to showcase your students, no matter what their age or skill level. Perna will share her first-hand success secrets on performance opportunities, from how to plan and prepare for small local shows with just a few students to making arrangements for a large group to travel throughout the USA.

Project Motivate Gears Up For The Biggest Event Ever!

Rhee Gold’s Project Motivate features all the inspiration his seminars are famous for! Teachers will experience a room full of their peers that truly understand the everyday life of today’s dance educators, in a non-competitive atmosphere that promotes camaraderie and respect among all dance educators.

Gold will take you back to the place and time when you decided that dance was going to be your life, and help to rejuvenate the aspirations that motivated you to become a dance teacher in the first place.

He’ll help you better understand that every child who dances through your classroom is important, no matter what the skill level of the student. Realizing that the soul is truly the place a student can nurture his or her passion for the art is Gold’s philosophy.

You’ll discover that customer service, organization, and passion for the art and the children are the qualities that your market is looking for. Accolades and awards are not the deciding factor for most potential new clients... Gold explains why.

Panel Discussions . . .  

Costuming  

Age-appropriate costuming, best ordering and sizing practices, what the school owners need, costuming for recreational versus competition dancers, when is the best time to make your orders and why, Internet ordering options, customer service needs and more.

Recitals-Performances
Themes and/or show concepts, backdrop and scenery options, organizational ideas to present a professional show, holiday shows concepts, reserved versus open seating and more.
 
Tools of the Trade
The sound of music, video options for the classroom and choreography, studio software, websites and more. 

Competition
The benefits of participating, how to handle the parents of competition dancers, choreography for competition, what works and what doesn’t, a judge’s perspective, who should compete and who shouldn’t, making the competition experience a fun and organized event that is good for business, the style trends that influence competition and choreography and more.

Flooring
Ideal flooring for the dance teacher, sub-floors, floor surfaces, maintenance, safety and more. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE 2006 PROJECT MOTIVATE SEMINAR IN BOSTON JULY 27-30, ITS BENEFITS, SPECIAL GUESTS AND MORE, CLICK HERE

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