Dance Competition
Dance competition application deadline: May 11, 2017 11:59:59 PM
If you would like to judge, send an email to dancecomp@furlandia.org.
Rules
The Furlandia Fursuit Dance Competition will have two categories:
- Full Suit: Contestant's fursuit must cover the entire body, with no skin showing.
- Partial Suit: Contestant's fursuit must cover the head, hands, and feet. The remaining parts of the body must be covered with or articles of clothing. Arms and legs may be covered with either clothing or fursuit arms/legs. If the fursuit covers the entire body, the contestant will be considered a Full Suit contestant.
Each category will have up to ten contestants, for a total maximum of twenty contestants. Submissions into the Dance Competition can be made online until two weeks before Furlandia. If positions are still available at the start of Furlandia, contestants may sign up for the remaining positions at Registration.
The Dance Competition will have two events:
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Preliminaries
Saturday, May 27, 6:00pm — 7:00pm
Main TheaterAll contestants will compete at this event on Saturday. The top five contestants from each category will move on to the Finals, for a total of ten finalists.
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Finals
Sunday, May 28, 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Main TheaterThe top five contestants from each category will compete at this event on Sunday. Awards will be given to the top three contestants in each category at the end of the event.
Music
Each contestant will have up to three minutes for their routine.
Music and dance must be PG-13 or appropriate for general audiences. If the music is determined to be inappropriate upon submission, Furlandia staff will ask you to submit either a censored version of the music or a different music selection.
Send music to dancecomp@furlandia.org. We can accept the following file formats:
- AAC
- AIFF
- CAF
- M4A
- MP3 / MP4
- WAV
Judging
Dances wil be judged based on the following criteria:
- Choreography: How well was the performance thought out and planned?
- Execution: How well were the moves and choreography executed?
- Musicality: How well did the performance reflect the music choice?
- Character: How well did the performance reflect the character performing the dance?
- Audience Engagement: How engaged was the audience with the performance?