Put your choreographer record on one page
Self-report teams, seasons and role scope. Matching placements can attach from results FullOut has received.
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Your credits live in other people's tags
The gym posts the routine. The coach gets tagged, the athletes get tagged, and the person who built the thing is a line in a caption if they are lucky.
So when a program asks what you have done, you go back through two years of group chats and half remembered event names to rebuild a season you already lived.
A gym is not really asking how good you are. It is asking which routines were yours, and what those routines scored.
Find, join, build
- Step 1
Find teams and results
- Step 2
Create your account
- Step 3
Build an eligible Pro Page
What a choreographer page holds
Pro Pages come with the Pro plan.
| What it does | See it liveSee it live |
|---|---|
| Tag the team and the seasonYou self-report the team and season you built for. Matching placements can attach when FullOut has received the results. | No public example |
| Say what you actually builtA credit names the parts you worked on, from a full routine down to the pyramid or standing tumbling, so a partial build never reads as the whole thing. | Browse choreographers |
| Season by season, not one good yearFilter the record by season so a program reading you sees a direction of travel instead of a snapshot from whichever year went best. | Browse choreographers |
| You also coachThe coaching record gets its own page: teams, seasons and the scored placements behind them, cross linked with this one. | For coaches |
| You also cut the musicMixes are hosted on a music producer page and nowhere else, so that is the page a mix goes on. It links back to this one. | For music producers |
You put your name on the routine.
The results turn up underneath it.
Credits start with you. You self-report the team and season. Matching placements can attach when FullOut has received the results; the role credit itself remains user supplied.
What a program sees when they open your page. You write one part of it.
- 01
Who you are
Name, photo, where you work out of, and one tap back to your FullOut profile so there is no doubt which choreographer they landed on.
- 02
The teams and the seasons
Self-reported credits grouped by season, with matching placements attached when FullOut has received the results.
- 03
The part of the routine you built
Full routine, stunts and pyramids, tumbling, jumps, dance. The credit carries the scope so nobody has to ask.
- 04
Accomplishments
Up to 25 titles and placements you add in your own words, for the wins that sit outside a tagged credit.
- 05
Gallery
Up to 30 photos and 20 videos of the work itself. Photos up to 10MB, video up to 50MB.
- 06
Affiliations and links
Up to 12 programs you work with and 10 links out, so your site and your socials are one tap away.
- 07
Your other pages
If you coach as well, that page links from here and back, on the same Pro account.
Keep the record connected
Without a connected path
Without an eligible connected page, credits remain separate from the role-page surfaces.
With FullOut
Maintain an eligible portfolio tied to teams and seasons.
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Put the season on one page
Start with the free account. Add the Pro plan when you want the choreographer page, the credits and the gallery.