im going to take dance classes for Two years?

Question

AND IM 13 SO BY THE TIME I TURN 15 I WANNA START AUDITIONING FOR GIGS SO WHERE BE A GOOD PLACE TO START AND IM REALLY GOOD

Answer 1

I think the best thing is:
1.Correct breathing and body posture, you should count from 1to 6 while breathing in and 1to17 until you breath out.(after a while you will get use to it without counting the numbers).
2.Drinking about 4-8 glass of water per day.
3.Exercise.(Walking,etc).
4.Checking overall health.(Medical tests).
5.Prevention. Avoiding unhealthy drinks, food , and habits.
6.Eating variety of Healthy food.
7.Self Realization / Thinking at present.
8.Sufficient sleeping.

Answer 2

Um.... I hate to break this to you, but there really aren't any paying dance gigs for 15 year olds. And there aren't enough paying dance gigs for the highly trained dancers with 10+ years of training, so why would an artistic director or producer hire a minor when s/he can get a mature adult who knows how to handle themselves professionally without their moms driving them around?

Sure, there are a handful of 16 year old ballet dancers who are given apprentice and trainee contracts (zero or minimal pay) with professional ballet companies, but they started ballet no later than 8 years old.

If you want to go pro, then you'll need to be trained by someone with professional experience. Your local dance studio probably won't cut it unless you live in Los Angeles or New York City. Once you're 18 AND out of high school, head to Los Angeles, where most of the dance "gigs" (commercial work) are. Otherwise, non-profit dance companies are all over the country, but mostly concentrated in NYC.

Even then, it is EXTREMELY HARD to make it as a professional dancer. Think: pain, constant rejection and poverty, or the struggle of juggling auditioning with a waitressing job. What else could you do with just a high school diploma? Successful dancers make sure that they also have marketable job skills in something besides dance because dancing alone offers a living wage to only 1% of all dancers.

Answer 3

good for you. but most professional dancers have been training their entire lives, so you probably won't be able to reach that level in 2 years. you're going to need really intensive training to get THAT good in just two years. just start at a dance studio. it would help to know what kind of dance you wanted to do. really technical dances like ballet or jazz will be a lot harder to master in two years than like hip hop.
just go to a local dance studio and join the classes there

Answer 4

that nice