1. 
I usually know what I want my choreography to communicate before I start creating movement.

2. 
I can turn an initial idea into a clear choreographic concept.

3. 
I know how to choose movement that supports the idea rather than simply looking good.

4. 
I can build a clear structure for my choreography - from the beginning through development to the ending.

5. 
I know how to create emotional progression instead of keeping the same feeling throughout the piece.

6. 
When I get stuck, I have a process I can use to move forward.

7. 
My choreography feels like an expression of my own artistic voice rather than a collection of influences.

8. 
I can take a choreographic idea from the first concept all the way to a finished stage performance.

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