choreographer

That is, in the dance/entertainment world, often times a choreographer is hired for peanuts and is simply unaware of their legal rights around copyright.

Most of the coveted, paid choreographer positions go to men, despite being a tiny fraction of the dancers.

My sister, who is a choreographer, had some interesting views on how movement could be used as therapy.

Today she is still at the very same ballet, now as a choreographer, being paid in Euros.

As a choreographer myself, that's not necessarily a problem but rather a feature: it depends on how the director creates.

The orchestrator, like the choreographer, determines who does what and when they do it, and he does it in advance.

Agreed, but responsive sites benefit massively from having a choreographer-designer - one who is both able to set out a plan (in Photoshop/InDesign/xxx tool) and then describe how different page elements flow.

If you don't have a choreographer, you don't have choreography.

That's a great point about the choreographer.

So for such a task you'd need to be a UX person, a choreographer, a programmer, a AR/AI person, and ideally have some insights into media theory.

There's a great book called The Creative Habit by the choreographer Twyla Tharp which is an absolutely fantastic insight into what it takes to operate at a high level in the arts.

Reading the article, in which minors were rushed into a scene at the last minute despite promises otherwise -- that is the reason we have an intimacy choreographer helping us tonight.

The organizer is even called a "fight choreographer".

And the choreographer billing "more than a truck" for three weeks?

I had one choreographer talk to me about his performances as if they were "Protocols".

I keep promising/threatening to make up business cards with the title "Angel Choreographer".

Choreographers have almost no means to copyright their creative work and the Choreographer's Guild presently seeks to protect said work and get choreographers credited and paid.

What organizations like the Choreographer's Guild do is more change the cultural expectations around dance copyright than the legal possibilities.