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    The document provides general guidelines for a hip-hop dance contest being held at MSU-Maguindanao. It outlines rules for participants, including that they must be students and each department must have one entry of 8-10 participants. It also details requirements for the dance routine such as duration, prohibited props or content, and choice of routine. Guidelines are provided for music use and costume attire. The scoring criteria breaks down evaluation into overall effect, choreography, technique, and group execution based on factors like confidence, creativity, difficulty, and synchronization.

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    The document provides general guidelines for a hip-hop dance contest being held at MSU-Maguindanao. It outlines rules for participants, including that they must be students and each department must have one entry of 8-10 participants. It also details requirements for the dance routine such as duration, prohibited props or content, and choice of routine. Guidelines are provided for music use and costume attire. The scoring criteria breaks down evaluation into overall effect, choreography, technique, and group execution based on factors like confidence, creativity, difficulty, and synchronization.

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    The document provides general guidelines for a hip-hop dance contest being held at MSU-Maguindanao. It outlines rules for participants, including that they must be students and each department must have one entry of 8-10 participants. It also details requirements for the dance routine such as duration, prohibited props or content, and choice of routine. Guidelines are provided for music use and costume attire. The scoring criteria breaks down evaluation into overall effect, choreography, technique, and group execution based on factors like confidence, creativity, difficulty, and synchronization.

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    General Guidelines for the Hip-Hop Contest

    1. The participants must be bona fide students of MSU-Maguindanao.


    2. Each department and college must have one (1) entry consisting of 8–10 participants.
    3. Participants’ dance routine should have the look, posture, music, soul, groove, and attitude
    of hip-hop.
    4. The duration of the dance should be a minimum of 3 minutes and a maximum of 5 minutes,
    including the entrance and exit.
    5. No vulgarity, obscenity, or explicit content are allowed.
    6. Props that are not considered part of the participants’ attire are prohibited, such as canes,
    chairs, tambourines, and other musical instruments.
    7. Teams may choose a different dance routine, but still in accordance with the rules of the
    competition.
    8. The performance order will be determined by the committee via a drawing of lots.

    Mechanics

    Music

    1. All songs to be used in the performance piece must be appropriate and suitable for any age.
    Foul taste in music, such as profanity, will result in disqualification.
    2. All music will be played through a laptop. The team is responsible for bringing backup music
    all the time in case it is needed.
    3. The music to be used during the performance does not have a minimum or maximum
    number of songs or recordings and may be edited to enhance choreography and personal
    performance.
    4. The competition music must not contain any inappropriate, lewd, or offensive language.

    Costume

    1. Attire may include accessories such as hats, scarves, jewelry, caps, gloves, and others, but
    refrain from removing any pieces of clothing that can be offensive or out of character.
    2. Any attire malfunction that results in exposing team members is grounds for deduction.
    Please make sure that participants have dress rehearsals prior to the competition to work
    out any costume problems.
    3. It is necessary that each performer wear appropriate clothing throughout the duration of the
    performance. A costume that is too short or too tight may be considered inappropriate and
    not suitable for the audience at all ages.
    4. Footwear is required during performances.

    Criteria

    OVERALL EFFECT 25%

     Confidence, Intensity, and Projection 10%


     Entertainment Value/Crowd Appeal: 5%
     Stage Presence/Attire 10%

    CHOREOGRAPHY 40%

     Creativity 15%
     Dance Style and Routine 15%
     Difficulty 10%

    TECHNIQUE 20%

     Execution/Clarity of Movement: 10%


     Placement and Control 5%
     Musicality 5%

    GROUP EXECUTION 15%

     Synchronization/Timing 10%
     Spacing 5%

    TOTAL 100%

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