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OmniX is a Zouk performance team that showcases cutting-edge choreography through hit videos and live performances.

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OmniX FAQ

  • OmniX is a partner dance performance team belonging to the Omni Movement that currently specializes in Brazilian Zouk choreography.

  • Each season of OmniX will deliver the following outcomes:

    1. A quality technical education in partner dance and performance for its membership.

    2. A strong sense of community between members that is united and representative of the larger Omni community.

    3. Quality outputs in the form of at least one piece of visual media and at least one opportunity to perform live.

  • Some partner dance education (<6 months) is encouraged, but not required for joining OmniX. It is only one of the three criteria.

  • There are three criteria that are being assessed for acceptance into the Pilot Project:

    1. Coachability - how quickly is your body able to learn and retain relevant and new movements?

    2. Cultural Fit - how much do you exhibit behavior that is in-line with Omni’s values and code of conduct?

    3. Prior Experience - how much relevant movement already exists within your body?

  • Yes, you are guaranteed a spot in both.

  • No, you can join just for the technique and community.

  • OmniX currently caps the number of members at 24. 

    Ideally, this is split between leaders and followers, but this is not always the case, and role switching throughout a season’s choreography to accommodate a role discrepancy is common.

  • A typical rehearsal will have a combination of conditioning, learning and repetition of choreography, cleaning, performance prep, and more depending on the needs of the team at that time.

  • The members of the OmniX Pilot Project will meet at Omni Studios and be prepared with their predetermined costumes. 

    The shot list and the associated film times will be predetermined by the production team. Members of the OmniX Pilot Project will be “on-deck” and expected to be warmed up and ready 15 minutes in advance of their shots. They can relax when not “on-deck” or “in-shot”.

    The raw footage will be edited to produce a final video that will be shared online.

  • No. You could just be a part of the team, learn the choreography, improve your technique, but skip the competition.

  • No. You will likely be paired with a partner after the auditions.