It seems simple and rather basic but when dancers perform a lot, certain questions can easily be forgotten. Discuss what opportunities are out there like College programs and scholarships, part time jobs or even pursuing representation by an agency. If you do well at the audition they may then decide to take you on. Needless to say there should be contact details including the email address and phone number of the agent.

And there are those performances that you know in advance might be questionable. Good thing about this type of audition it has less people and they know the "type" they are looking for which gives you a better chance at getting the job. Many times when employers are deciding between candidates with similar qualifications, these can tip the scales in favor of who is offered the job.

Since opening attachments often poses a major security risk in today's online environment, employers receiving your resume may be wary of opening enclosed attachments...that is if your resume even makes it past those pesky filters and attachment blockers. Patience: There can be a lot of waiting around any time you are filming whether it is a film, television show or music video. But what if you're dreaming about it on a regular basis and really do want to make dancing your career rather than just a dream? Then you need to start developing an action plan you're going to follow to get yourself there. Visualizing success helps but dreaming without any action won't get you very far. Also remember that you must dance from your own creativity.

An E-Resume, conversely, arrives at your potential employer's virtual doorstep without attachments, and is thus a far safer and more convenient alternative. There are lucky few established actors who have agents and other contacts who fish them roles on a regular basis. You just have to give it what it needs to grow big and beautiful.

These are my favorite dancers because nothing gets them down. Performing can also become addictive so make sure that the gigs that you agree to are worth it in time and money. One way to know what to expect in advance is to find out what kind of venue you may be performing at.

Chris Tuia'ana is founder of an entertainment firm that provides hula dancers and Polynesian entertainment for corporate events, luau parties and more. Type number 1 is usually created when a performer doesnt understand that she must work her way up to performing in different venues. Performing can also become addictive so make sure that the gigs that you agree to are worth it in time and money.

You bring in your experiences into your dance and that in itself will keep choreography fresh. The teachers and coaches' name should also be mentioned, as many of the trainers have a strong reputation. If it is your first job and you get fired it could ruin your reputation and hurt you confidence as a dancer.

An E-Resume helps you create an individual, integrated professional introduction package that boasts several important advantages over traditional resume posting methods. Image: Image is not a skill but creating a 'sellable image' for yourself is. If your perception and knowledge of your dance are kept equal than your attitude will follow in their footsteps.