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Á terre | On the ground/floor

Adage | Slow, soft, sustained, and controlled movement

Arabesque | A position on one leg with the other behind either á terre, or en l’air (up to 90 degrees)

Assemblé | To assemble, to join

Attitude | A position standing on one leg with the other bent at an angle behind,  en l’air

Ballonné | To bounce (with a closing action of the working leg)

Battement | To beat (a movement with a closing action)

Chaseé | To slide

Coupé | To cut

Croisé | Crossed to the audience (front)

De coté | To the side

Demi | Half

Demi-detourné | Half turn (towards the back foot)

Derriére | To the back

Devant | To the front

Developpé | To develop or to unfold

Echappé | To escape (a jump or relevé from 1st, 3rd or 5th to 2nd or 4th and returning)

En arriére | Travelling backwards

En avant | Travelling forwards

En croix | In the shape of a cross (front, side, back or back, side, front)

En dedans | Inwards (towards the supporting leg)

En dehors | Outwards (away from the supporting leg)

En face | Facing the audience (opposite)

En l’air | In the air

Enchainment | A combination of steps (a linked phrase of movement)

Épaulement | Use of the shoulders, neck and upper back  (looking over the shoulder)

Fondu | To melt (a melting action)

Frappé | To strike (like lighting a match on the floor)

Glissade | To glide (a sliding movement from 5th to 5th)

Grand | Large

Jeté | To throw

Ouvert | Open to the audience

Pas de basque | A movement from 5th incorporating a rond de jambe a terre and closing to 5th

Pas de bourrée | Small/tight running steps (5th to 2nd/or 4th back to 5th)

Pas de chat | Step of the cat a jump from 5th to 5th with an overlapping action with each leg bending and unfurling, one after the other

Passé | To pass (retire passé: the working leg’s toes supported just under the supporting knee)

Petit | Small

Pirouette | To turn

Plié | To bend

Port de bras | Carriage of the arms (a controlled movement of the arms)

Posé | To step (onto a straight leg)

Relevé | To rise with a small rising action starting with a plie (bent knees)

Retiré | To draw up (the supporting leg)

Rond de jambe | Round of the leg (circle the leg like a protractor on the floor from 0 degrees to either 90 or 180)

Sauté | To spring

Sissonne | A scissor step – a jump from two feet to two feet

Soubresaut | A single jump (without changing the feet)

Soutenu | To sustain (a turning action revolving the feet, either traveling or on the spot)

Sur le cou-de-pied | On the neck of the foot

Temps levé | To hop (a jump taking off and landing on the same foot)

Tendu | To stretch (an extending action of the leg, a terre with a return closing action)

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Calendar- Jan 2022-July 2023
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To do
Deadlines & Study Plans
Targets
Notes pages
Doodle Pages
Strengths & Weaknesses
Login pages
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Create a personalised journal for students and teachers in a contemporary style.

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Cakewalk

The cakewalk style of jazz dance was a socially acceptable way slaves made fun of their owners. Dances were usually held at the master's house on the plantation and often took the form of a competition with cake as the reward for the winning dancers, hence the name of the style. Slaves would line up and high step in a straight line, mimicking their masters and other aristocrats. The style died out between 1915 and 1920.

Black Bottom

The black bottom style of the early 1900s earned its name from the slapping of the bottom during the dance. Soloists or couples hopped forward and backward, stamped their feet and gyrated their pelvises, all while slapping their own bottoms.

Charleston

The Charleston first became a popular jazz dance style in the 1920s and is still being practiced today. The basic step of the Charleston involves pivoting the feet in and out while straightening and bending the knees. Weight is shifted from foot to foot and the unweighted foot kicks out at an oblique angle.

The Lindy Hop and Jitterbug

The Lindy hop, characterized by breakaways from a couple's embrace to engage in intricate solo footwork, is often called the jitterbug today. The style originated in the Savoy ballroom in Harlem in the late 1920s. According to The Lindy Circle website, the name jitterbug may have referred to the way white people danced the Lindy hop, which appeared to some as though they were intoxicated. Today, the jitterbug name is used for a variety of different styles in different places.

Swing and Boogie Woogie

Swing dance and the Lindy hop were terms used interchangeably for the same dance style up until 1945, when other forms of swing dancing were invented, making the Lindy hop just one of many styles of swing dance. The boogie-woogie is a swing style where dancers move to a blend of big-band swing and blues music beats. The boogie-woogie is generally a fast style involving flying feet, hops, stomps and jumps.

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Who are my potential customers?

Other dancers and actors within collage or in stage schools.

What are my customers’ shopping and buying habits?

impulsive, low annual income but get student finance so will splash out.

How large is my target market?

we don't have a massive amount of people to send our product out to but it is neesh.

How much are potential customers willing to pay?

until we get our sample we don't not yet know if we will sell a good amount.

Who is my competition?

our competition is more of the high street like Wh smith, boots, primark, supermarkets. but we are bespoke to acting and dancing so we have the upperhand.

What are my competitors’ strengths and weaknesses?

strengths
* they already have a massive foot fall and display their product on shelves
* they can sell journals at a cheap price because they buy in bulk or straight from the factory and it dont cost much to create.
weaknesses.
* they are not specific to a discipline like dance. generic lined paper doesn't give inspiration to be creative.

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When you start a business, do you just wing it? Or, do you take time to plan and research your strategies before you jump into the market? If you're like most entrepreneurs, you probably prepare your business before taking the plunge.

Before diving into a market or switching up a strategy, you need to do thorough research. Otherwise, your business could quickly sink.

If you want to stay afloat in the business world, you need to know how to conduct a market analysis.

What is a market analysis?

A market analysis is the process of gathering information about a market within an industry. Your analysis studies the dynamics of a market and what makes potential customers tick.

A market analysis may seem complex, but it's necessary if you want to lead your business in the direction of success.

When you conduct a market analysis, you learn the following:

Who are my potential customers?

What are my customers' shopping and buying habits?

How large is my target market?

How much are potential customers willing to pay?

Who is my competition?

What are my competitors' strengths and weaknesses?

Your market analysis can make or break your startup. Analyzing markets helps you reduce risks because you can better understand your customers and market conditions.

Your analysis also helps you clarify what makes you different from the competition. That way, you know what makes you stand out. Or, you know what you need to do to set yourself apart.

Whether you're starting a venture, introducing a new product, or growing your small business, market research can help take you to the next level.

How to conduct a market analysis: 7 steps

Conducting and writing a market analysis takes time and lots of research. It's not something you can whip up overnight. To help guide you through your market assessment journey, follow the seven market analysis steps below.

1. Determine the purpose of your study

There are many reasons why businesses might conduct market research. You may use them to assess business risks (e.g., threats), reduce issues, or create opportunities.

You can look at past problems to decrease future risks. And, analyze past successes to see what you need to continue to do in the future.

Before starting any market research, determine whether the analysis is for internal or external purposes. Internal purposes include things like improving cash flow or business operations. External purposes include trying convince lenders to give you a business loan.

Your analysis is a critical part of your small business plan. It shows lenders that you know your industry like the back of your hand and that your business has growth potential.

The kind of research you conduct varies depending on your analysis' purpose. For example, say you conduct a study for internal purposes. Because it's for internal purposes, you likely won't need to collect as much data as you would with an external purpose.

Make sure you determine whether your study will be internal, external, or both before proceeding with your research.

2. Look at your industry's outlook

In your analysis, outline the current state of your industry. Include where the industry is heading using metrics such as size, trends, and projected growth. Be sure to have relevant data to back up your claims.

This section will let investors or lenders see that you've done your homework on your business's industry. And, it will show them whether or not your industry is worth their time and money.

3. Pinpoint target customers

The truth is, not every person will be your customer. But that's OK! When you analyze the market, you must determine who your potential customers are. This part of the process is called a target market analysis.

You need to fully understand who your customers are and where they come from. Your research should paint a clear picture of your potential customers. Look at things like:

Once you narrow down who your customers are, find out their needs, interests, personalities, and demographics.

Consider also creating customer personas based on your research. Many businesses have multiple customer personas. After you compile different customers' characteristics, build different personas to represent your typical customers.

Pinpointing your target market can help you better cater to future customers and market more efficiently.

As your business grows, your potential customers may evolve or change. Revisit your target market from time to time to ensure they still fit your business.

4. Compare your competition

To further analyze the market, you need to understand your competition. And, you must know who your competitors are trying to target.

Take the time to research what other businesses are out there. Look at things like your competition's offerings, location, targeted customers, and disadvantages in the market.

Make a list of all of your main competitors. Go through each one on the list and determine their strengths and weaknesses ( SWOT analysis). What does their business have that you don't? Why would a customer pick a competitor's business over yours? Do they pose any threat to your business?

Once you outline your competitors' strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, rank them from most to least threatening. Then, determine your startup's advantages and marketing position.

5. Gather additional data

Information is your greatest ally when it comes to conducting a market analysis. The more information you gather and have, the better off your business will be.

The data you have should be unbiased, relevant, and factual. You should be able to back up your research and make decisions based on accurate information.

Use credible sources to gather additional data. You can take advantage of different resources, such as:

The Bureau of Labor Statistics

The Census Bureau

State and local commerce websites

Trade journal articles

Competitors' strengths and weaknesses

Target market surveys or questionnaires

Information from interviews or focus groups within your target market

6. Analyze your findings

After you analyze the market, it's time to take a look at your findings. Lay out all of your research and organize it using different sections. Include sections for your purpose, target market, and competition.

Here are some other things you should include in your findings:

An overview of your industry's size and growth rate

Your projected market share percentage

Your outlook for the industry

Discounts you plan on offering

Buying trends

Your business's forecasted growth

Prices of your offerings

How much customers are willing to pay

Your cash flow projection

Your customer groups

Results of your other analyses

Based on your research, you will be able to forecast other things for your business, such as your cash flow cycle, gross margin, and customers' buying habits.

7. Put your analysis into action

Conducting a market analysis might seem like a daunting task, but your business will thank you for it later.

Sure, you'll spend a good chunk of time working on your marketing analysis. But, it's well worth it. Don't put all that extensive research to waste. Put your analysis into action.

For internal purposes, look at how you can use your findings to improve your business. Use your analysis to see if you can make any of your business processes more efficient.

If you conducted an analysis for external purposes, be prepared to speak with lenders about your research and conclusions.

Don't just box up your analysis and pack it away for "later." Revisit your market analysis every now and then for necessary tweaking.
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Bespoke Dance Journal, created by students for student.

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-Notes Pages

-Doodle Pages