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Ep 20: Desirable VS. Unhireable

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In this episode, Cara breaks down the real behaviors that make a dancer desirable vs. unhirable in class, auditions, and professional environments. After teaching across studios and conventions nationwide, she’s sharing the patterns she sees over and over again, the habits that make dancers stand out and the mistakes that cost them opportunities. This episode gives teachers and dancers a clear strategy to transform class behavior, improve professionalism, and become more desirable to choreographers, casting directors, and educators.

This description intentionally includes the episode’s main keyword — desirable vs unhirable — multiple times, along with supporting keywords like dance audition strategy, hireable dancers, classroom professionalism, and dance industry expectations to improve search performance and visibility.

Cara talked about:

  • The real meaning of “desirable vs unhirable” - How teachers and choreographers instantly identify hireable dancers based on focus, work ethic, and professionalism.
  • Why planting yourself in the front can backfire - The difference between a desirable dancer who works 110% and an unhirable dancer who distracts, chats, or checks out.
  • Details = desirability - How ignoring choreography, changing steps, and altering timing signals unhirable habits, and how honoring details elevates your hireability.
  • The ensemble mindset - Why desirable dancers blend, match, and hold musicality, and how this directly affects casting decisions in the dance industry.
  • Forgetting vs changing choreography - How pushing through a mental blank builds hireability, while altering choreography communicates the opposite.
  • Giving 110% energy — even when insecure - Why full-out effort leads to faster improvement, deeper confidence, and stronger audition presence.
  • The power of listening the first time - One of the most valuable professional habits in dance: responding immediately to direction.
  • Professional respect as a hireable skill - How thanking your teacher, being aware of class structure, and showing gratitude makes you more desirable across conventions, studios, and audition rooms.
  • Building a hireable reputation long before the audition - The small, consistent actions that make teachers remember you, recommend you, and open doors to unexpected opportunities.

If you're ready to elevate your dancers’ professionalism, improve class culture, and step into the desirable vs unhirable conversation with strategy and confidence, this episode is your roadmap.

For deeper training on technique, alignment, and strategic coaching for dancers, join the Total Technique Academy waitlist: therelativemotionexperience.com/technique


Connect with us! 🎧

Relative Motion: https://www.instagram.com/relativemotiondance/
Youtube Relative Motion: https://www.youtube.com/@relative_motion

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In this episode, Cara breaks down the real behaviors that make a dancer desirable vs. unhirable in class, auditions, and professional environments. After teaching across studios and conventions nationwide, she’s sharing the patterns she sees over and over again, the habits that make dancers stand out and the mistakes that cost them opportunities. This episode gives teachers and dancers a clear strategy to transform class behavior, improve professionalism, and become more desirable to choreographers, casting directors, and educators.

This description intentionally includes the episode’s main keyword — desirable vs unhirable — multiple times, along with supporting keywords like dance audition strategy, hireable dancers, classroom professionalism, and dance industry expectations to improve search performance and visibility.

Cara talked about:

  • The real meaning of “desirable vs unhirable” - How teachers and choreographers instantly identify hireable dancers based on focus, work ethic, and professionalism.
  • Why planting yourself in the front can backfire - The difference between a desirable dancer who works 110% and an unhirable dancer who distracts, chats, or checks out.
  • Details = desirability - How ignoring choreography, changing steps, and altering timing signals unhirable habits, and how honoring details elevates your hireability.
  • The ensemble mindset - Why desirable dancers blend, match, and hold musicality, and how this directly affects casting decisions in the dance industry.
  • Forgetting vs changing choreography - How pushing through a mental blank builds hireability, while altering choreography communicates the opposite.
  • Giving 110% energy — even when insecure - Why full-out effort leads to faster improvement, deeper confidence, and stronger audition presence.
  • The power of listening the first time - One of the most valuable professional habits in dance: responding immediately to direction.
  • Professional respect as a hireable skill - How thanking your teacher, being aware of class structure, and showing gratitude makes you more desirable across conventions, studios, and audition rooms.
  • Building a hireable reputation long before the audition - The small, consistent actions that make teachers remember you, recommend you, and open doors to unexpected opportunities.

If you're ready to elevate your dancers’ professionalism, improve class culture, and step into the desirable vs unhirable conversation with strategy and confidence, this episode is your roadmap.

For deeper training on technique, alignment, and strategic coaching for dancers, join the Total Technique Academy waitlist: therelativemotionexperience.com/technique


Connect with us! 🎧

Relative Motion: https://www.instagram.com/relativemotiondance/
Youtube Relative Motion: https://www.youtube.com/@relative_motion

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