3. ATTIRE

3.1. Comfortable street wear is highly recommended.

4. COMPETITION RULES

5. JUDGING

5.1 Judges will be selected for preliminaries and finals at event management discretion

5.2 Judges will announce winner at the end of each battle (Excluding the finals)

SHOWCASE COMPETITION BREAKDOWN

1. DIVISIONS

1.1 The Showcase competition is an open to all ages.

1.2. Street Style Dance - incorporates street dance i.e HIp hop, Popping, Locking, krump, house and bboying.

1.3. A crew consists of between 5 - 20 dancers

2. REGISTRATION FEES

2.1 Free registrations for all dancers.

3. FORMS AND COMPLETION OF FORMS

3.1 TBA

4. ATTIRE

4.1. Comfortable street wear is highly recommended.

4.2. Props prohibited however will be limited to: hand held only (ie: hanky, hat and face paint).

4.3. All use of props must be approved by event management at least 14 days prior to the event.

4.4 Material that will cause the stage to become slippery or dangerous is strictly prohibited and points will be deducted.

5. COMPETITION RULES

5.1. Routine Length 2.00 min - 3.00 min 

5.2 Performance order is determined by event organisers prior to event at the event organiser's discretion. (All important dates released via event management website)

5.5 Music Submission Dates

5.5.1 CDs are to be submitted 1 week prior to the event. Please contact event management to arrange drop off or pick up of the music - contact information can be found at the end of this document.

5.6 Rehearsals

5.6.1 Rehearsal times will be released closer to the date on the event management's website.

6. JUDGING

6.1.1. Judges will be selected for preliminaries and finals at event management discretion

6.1.2. Each Judge will assess each of the crew on technical (Execution and Difficulty) and artistic (Creativity and Showmanship) merit.

6.1.3. One judge will be nominated as a Judiciary director as nominated by the judging panel (Attire, Music, Performance Violations).

6.2. Judging Criteria

6.2.1. Calculation: The final score for each performance will be calculated (using the Criteria and Scoring) out of 100 points. Each of the judges scores are added, and then divided by the number of judges to arrive at an initial score. The judiciary director(s) point deductions will then be deducted from the initial score to arrive at the final score.
6.2.2. Judging Criteria: Please refer to the table below for a breakdown of judging criteria

Table 1.0 - Judging Criteria Table

6.2.3. Scoring Criteria: Please refer to the table below for a breakdown of scoring criteria in points:

Table 2.0 - Point Scoring Table

6.2.4. Deductions- Definitions: Deductions are calculated and deducted from final scores by the Judiciary director using the deductions list.
6.2.5 Deduction Categories: The following is a list of deductions which will affect final scoring:

Performance
- Props- Throwing items (clothing or other props) in crowd (-10)

Music
- Under or over time limits specified (-10)

Prohibited Moves
- Crude or offensive moves (-20)

Attire
- Inappropriate or offensive attire (-5)

6.3. Extraordinary circumstances

6.3.1. False starts- In the event of a false start, (which is out of control of the performing crew) the dance crews must stop their performance immediately for the judiciary director(s) will make a decision on the restart of performance. Management reserves the right to make any final decisions regarding false starts. No protests can be made regarding false starts after the crew has performed their routine.

6.4. Protests

6.4.1. Judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

REGISTRATION FORM