The Classic Dance Experience aims to give great feedback for our dancer in every aspect. We have 3 judges that are assigned very specific areas of an entry to critique. 

Judge #1

Judge number will be an expertise in the style they judge. Technique is primary focus for judge number one. With a total of 50 points, the technique score is 50 percent of an entries' total score. The technique part of the scoresheet relies on level of technical difficulty (regardless of execution) , intricate movements/Range of movements, Strength, control, and placement of movement, execution of the level of difficulty, synchronization and uniformity and clear use of ripples.

Judge #2

Judge number two critiques the overall performance and costuming of the entries. The total score for overall performance is 10 points. Judge number 2 is responsible to critiquing: Entertainment value, appropriate Music, connection to the crowd and confidence/energy and emotional expression. Judge number two is also responsible for the costume score (a maximus of 10 points). The costume score is based upon hair and make-up presentation, the costumes compliment to the music and dance style.

Judge #3

Judge number 3's focus is choreography and routine composition. Judge number 3's video/audio critiques are solely for studio owners, directors and choreographer of the entries. Choreography is a total of 25 points. The score for choreography is based upon: Visual effects of individual, group formations, clear execution of transitions, routine creativity/ unique choreography.