Did you know 5th gen auditions require a specific 'Short-form Dance Line' now? πΉ
A friend of mine who made it to the second round at a major agency recently told me that judges are heavily focusing on 'short-form dance lines' because of post-debut TikTok/Reels challenges! While full-shot lines matter, the absolute key is your angles when framed from the waist up, combined with intense eye contact that completely devours the camera.
Because of this, I started using my phone's front camera to tightly frame my upper body, practicing slight delays with my gaze and head tiltsβand wow, it makes a massive difference on screen! Don't just look in the mirror; definitely start researching what angles look best on camera. If anyone has a personal cheat code for not looking awkward on screen, please let me know in the comments! π₯Ίπ₯
This is such an accurate insight because 5th-gen idols need that instant short-form impact, and mastering your upper-body lines within a tight frame is what creates true star quality.
My personal cheat code for the camera is focusing on breath control to keep my shoulders relaxed, ensuring my head tilts look naturally sharp rather than forced.
My personal cheat code for the camera is focusing on breath control to keep my shoulders relaxed, ensuring my head tilts look naturally sharp rather than forced.
