UHM'YEA' I'VE BEEN THINKING TOO MUCH THIS DAYS ABOUT THIS GOING BACK TO DANCING AND GOODBYE MODELING.. AND T'S QUITE DIFFUCULT TO CHOOSE BETWEEN DANCING AND MODELING BCOZ THEY' ARE BOTH ONE OF  MY CRAZIEST PASSION IN MY LIFE.. I JUST WASTE IN SIGHS.. AND YEA' I'VE REALIZE I WAS BORN TO KEEP ON PURSUING MY DANCING .. AND NOW IM BACK IN THE BUSINESS.. AND GOT BACK INTO DANCING..PREPARING TO BE AN B-GIRL ONCE MORE.. HOPEFULLY REMEMBER EV'RY MOVES AND ROUTINES.. DAMN!! DATS LONG WAY TO GO ..

TILL' HERE FOLKS.. SEE YOU ON THE BATTLE STREETS.. :)

KEEP BOUNCIN'

Supervoice performed for Araw ng Pandacan last May 30, 2010 in the morning at Robinsons Otis and at Liwasang Balagtas in the evening of the same day.  The show is sponsored by NCCA and SSKP

I would like to extend my utmost gratitude to the founder of dancepinoy.com, Mr. Nash Anggahan from letting me write mostly about aerobics in Dance Research to letting me cover dance events until giving me Dance Fitness, my own section as Lady Fitness Dancer in the online magazine. Beyond the magazine, I got opportunities to judge in dance competitions and meet notable personalities. As with events, I got to be the secretariat in last year's Hip Hop National. I was able to experience how to look for a venue, coordinate with participants and account finances. In Dance Bottle, the after-party in Greenbelt, I was able to dance and host, something that I've always dreamed of. By December, I was  offered to be a Stage Manager of the group he gathered to perform in a contemporary category of a national dance contest.

This group then turned out to be Dance Pinoy Team, which I managed for five and a half months. Being with the group, made me realize a lot of my untapped potentials as I was the one mostly dealing with clients, updating everyone with the activities, purchasing and safekeeping costumes and props and maintaining my place as venue for classes and rehearsals. Seeing my former group grow and having a place of their own with sustainable classes is an overwhelming achievement for me. It was a painstaking decision for me to leave my then beloved group but given the circumstances that occurred, I have to move on to the next level. I will certainly miss the whole day one-on-one trainings with Nash, the one-two-three punch with Nel and the group that I co-founded with Nash but I have to push my capabilities to greater heights as I know head my first pet project under Dance Pinoy Events Management: Step Off 2010: The Michael Jackson Challenge.

Surely, everything that I have learned, mostly from Nash will be applied in the undertaking of this event, Truly dancepinoy.com is a portal for real opportunities of self-advancement. To Nash, whatever happens, your trust in me has earned my unwavering loyalty to you and your endeavors.

*Dance Pinoy Events Management is a separate entity from dancepinoy.com, Dance Pinoy Team, Dance Philippines and Dance Pinoy Academy.

Hello everyone, My name is Thobias.  I’m a dancer from Cebu. I started dancing a little over a year ago and I can’t get enough of it. I love battles J but I m not good enough yet.  I am having a really hard time finding cool stuff to wear and I am not into 50 cent type of clothing. Not much to see online neither.. does anybody have a url for me ? I keep on finding sites that prétend to be hip hop dance related but it’s really just boring stuff. 

Are you a passionate Dancer!Are you willing to sacrifice a  little of your time for enhancing your craft..If you've got what it takes...Feel free to contact us....Male or Female...WE are giving a Free training for the first 20 dancers...be a Pro... we will train you...call 64642 59 or txt 09167358656  look for mel /jam.....

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When:

April 17, 2010

Where:

Gateway, Suites

Photos:

http://yumei1128.multiply.com/photos/album/119/Hip_Hop_Dance_Expo_Hip_Hop_Dance_Convention_2010

Disclaimer:

* Photos without my watermark were taken by:

Chezka
Nel
Nico
Joeben




Comments:

This was such an awesome convention.

There were lots of stuffs you can buy like cool shirts, cds, pins, etc.

Njel de Mesa was a really cool mc and kept the audience alive until the end of the event.

gimme all your twitter accounts.. i'll follow you guys. :D

Hi everyone! It's been a while ever since I have wrote articles regularly for Dance Pinoy Magazine. As some of you might have not  known, I took on a different DP career turn as the webmaster founded a dance group and assigned me to be its Production Manager. Ever since, my world suddenly had a complete turn around. I come to look at different people's eyes and shake their hands, instead of me just looking at the screen of my laptop and sweeping my fingers through the keyboard. It has been a wonderful experience working together with a group that I needed to look out for and cater to its needs on the business side.

However, as time went on I realized that the kind of work I'm into can very much be emotionally hazardous as it is demanding of one's time, effort and even money just to find out that no one in the group actually appreciates what I do for them. The dancers just think of my job as cleaning up their asses and that I should do it because it is my obligation being in that position. Considering all the stress I get from rigid schedules, hard-to-deal with clients, hard-headed dancers and an inattentive choreographer, I really felt that I have been taken for granted. Dancers don't see the true picture in every transaction I and the choreographer make. They just complain based on what they see and when I explain to them, they just brand me as an incompetent manager in front of everyone else including company scholars. When I have little of my mood swings out of too much stress, the dancers complain that I frown most of the time, set up a  membership meeting and tell all my personality flaws out in the open. Recently, a core member is disproving my capabilities of holding the position as she has more experience than I do in handling events and dance groups. Currently, she is "acting" as the group's production manager, as she said that I am only a production manager in name. The choreographer isn't aware of the de-postioning of authority happening within the group.

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AUDITION ONLINE: 

1. Open to groups who are <b>16-25 years old, with 6 – 8 members, male or female</b>. Groups based outside Metro Manila are welcome to join, but will have to make their own logistical arrangements in case they move on to the Eliminations to be held in Manila. 
2. Create a <b>1-1.5minute video </b> featuring a dance routine for Young JV’s single Shake Shake. The video should feature the dance group’s signature styles as interpretation to the song. Video editing gimiks can be used, but the key factor to pass the audition is the choreography. 
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