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To provide greater on-stage experience for enrolled students, the Dance Studio No. 105,107 is equipped with all the facilities necessary for performances, with various performances staged here. There is a control room on the second floor and lighting fixtures on the ceiling. There are 150 drawer-type folded chairs on the north wall, as well as a black backdrop on the backside of the south that serves as a stage. All these facilities make the studio all the more favorable for giving performances.
linkThe School has 5 dance studios that are each the size of 30 pyeong, 1 medium-sized dance studio measuring 60 pyeong, and 3 large dance studios measuring 90 pyeong for students to participate in intensive practical training. The high ceilings and special floors of each space can absorb vibration, and the mirrors set up on three walls further facilitate practical learning.
linkThe Computer Lab for music production, dance music and media practice is equipped with 15 computers including 2 Apple computers, along with computer music equipment that provides the opportunity for students to learn about dance and dance music. Music editing and production software is installed on each computer, which enables students to access leading-edge industry technology.
linkThe Dance Science Lab is the only specialist dance lab in Korea. By adopting a scientific management system for a scientific dance education, the Lab aims to help students improve their health and dance skills through physical fitness management, diagnosis of dance kinesiology, prevention of dance injuries, analysis of movement, and rehabilitation. The Lab provides systematic tests and measurements by adopting the following three types of scientific management system to develop specialists through practice-based education.
Dancing is based on physical activities using our bodies. The Dance Therapy Lab operates an injury management system for students through close cooperation with the Dance Science Lab to support the diagnosis of physical condition, analysis of dance movement, injury prevention and rehabilitation. Moreover, the Lab runs programs to prescribe exercises for efficient dance activities and improve students’ learning capabilities. This is what differentiates it from other education institutes as a specialized dance education institute. Dancers here constantly strive for perfection rather than the status quo. As a result, they frequently suffer from fatigue, injuries or chronic pain from straining themselves in movement. Such physical imbalance adds pressure to certain parts of the body, which can lead to problems in certain joints, ligaments and muscles. While it is important to receive appropriate therapy for each injury, it must be preceded by preventive measures. In particular, it is necessary to provide an accurate assessment of each individual’s physical condition.
linkThe School of Dance is equipped with a system for students to see and check the way they dance on the floor from three sides. This system is installed in the Dance Studio No. 105, and a high-definition camera records the dancers from three sides (front, side and back) on a real-time basis. Students can monitor their position, direction and motion lines on the screen immediately after their movements. The recorded videos are edited digitally in the Computer Lab to be used for various purposes, including submission to auditions.
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