The Program

An intensive built to simulate the job — not rehearse for a recital.

Curriculum across four arenas of working dance: live performance, the camera, the audition, and the essentials that decide who keeps working.

The Curriculum

Four arenas of working dance.

A framework, not a fixed syllabus — here’s what you’ll generally work through across an intensive, adapted to each cohort and the rooms you’re training for.

01

Live Performance

Train and gain skills in a simulated live stage experience — understanding the needs, requirements and skills to perform, from rehearsal to stage.

  • Audition tips and feedback
  • Rehearsal etiquette and experiences
  • Stage choreography and experiences
  • The difference between class performance and stage performance
  • Understanding your role as a dancer on and off stage
  • Insight from professional working choreographers
02

The Camera: TV, Film & Commercial

A mock commercial, TV, and film experience — the tips and tools to book, perform, and sell a product on camera, plus the do's and don'ts of the set.

  • Self-tape and audition tips and feedback
  • Rehearsal etiquette and experiences
  • Film mock commercials, movie, and TV scenes
  • On-camera direction and development
  • Understanding dance for camera
  • Understanding the business
  • Weekly on-set mock experiences
  • Fast-paced rehearsal-to-performance experiences
03

The Audition

The tools, confidence, and industry awareness to BOOK THE ROOM — not just the job. From breaking down the audition to a live mock-audition experience.

  • Self-tape tips + feedback
  • Mock auditions + real-time feedback
  • Audition preparation + presentation
  • Professionalism + industry insight
  • How to stand out, adapt + BOOK THE ROOM
04

The Essentials

The business behind the dancing — the professional fundamentals that decide who keeps working.

  • Professional materials — résumé, headshots, reels + the digital presence that represents you at your best
  • Agency representation — the dancer–agent relationship, expectations + your responsibilities after signing
  • Rehearsal etiquette — how to learn, adapt, communicate + contribute professionally in the room
  • On-set professionalism — callsheets, set etiquette + expectations from arrival to wrap
  • Training with purpose — a regimen built around your goals, strengths + areas for growth
  • Union 101, contracts + getting paid
  • Finding your lane + being bookable beyond the dancing
  • Relationship building + networking

Every intensive includes

  • 01Daily self-reflection prompts
  • 02On-the-job simulation experiences
  • 03Seminars / informational sessions
  • 04Direct feedback
  • 05Mock rehearsal and job experiences

Who it’s for

Intermediate / advanced pre-professional and professional dancers looking to break into the industry — or reach the next level in their career.

Tuition

Pricing varies by program. Payment plans are an option for every intensive.

The Next Intensive

Next IMBRACE Intensive

ImBrace The Camera

November 2026 · Los Angeles. Six hours every Wednesday & Four hours every Sunday — filled with On Camera training and performance. Schedule subject to change.

Wed Nov 4 & 11Sun Nov 8 & 15Fri Nov 6 & 13 (Optional)

General Registration

$300

Final day to submit — Sunday, June 28th

You don’t pay to apply — accepted applicants receive payment instructions by email. Payment plans available.

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