The floor remembers the routine, not who built it
You spend August in six gyms. By November the routines are on everybody else's feed and your name is in a group chat nobody scrolls back through.
Open a live choreographer page
Free to start. A choreographer page comes with the Pro plan.
Create your free accountYour 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.
A credit that says the team, the season and the score
Add credit flow on /choreographers/[slug] signed in as the PRO page owner, desktop 1440x900, team picker open with a real team selected and the season field filled
Tag the team and the season
You add the team and the season you built for. From there the placements that team actually scored attach to the credit for you.
/choreographers/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, one credit expanded so the scope labels are legible next to the team name
Say what you actually built
A 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.
/choreographers/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, season filter open with a season other than the current one applied
Season by season, not one good year
Filter the record by season so a program reading you sees a direction of travel instead of a snapshot from whichever year went best.
You put your name on the routine.
The results turn up underneath it.
Credits start with you. You tag the team and the season, and the placements fill in from the same competition data the rest of FullOut runs on. Nothing is guessed on your behalf, and nothing you claim is left standing on its own.
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
Every credit you tagged, grouped by season, with the placements those teams scored sitting next to them.
- 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.
If choreo is only half of what you do
One Pro account can hold a coach page, a choreographer page and a music producer page at the same time, and each one links to the others.
Sibling page links on /choreographers/[slug] for a person who holds both a coach and a choreographer page, desktop 1440x900, links in frame
You also coach
The coaching record gets its own page: teams, seasons and the scored placements behind them, cross linked with this one.
/music-producers/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, mix list visible with the sibling page links in the same frame
You also cut the music
Mixes 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.
From: A named choreographer, with the programs and the levels they build for
Must say: That a gym found them through the page, and that the credits with real placements attached were what made the difference against a folder of clips.
Collect the name, title and program before this page goes live. Do not ship an unattributed quote.
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.