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How do I register for an event?Click here to visit our DanceCompGenie registration website. Once on the registration page, you can create an account. If you have used DanceCompGenie before, and have an existing account, please click here to login. The website will then walk you through the registration steps of adding your dancers, selecting an event, and registering routines.
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How do I make adjustments to my registration?If payment has not been made: Login to your DanceCompGenie Account (click here) Locate your registration for our event Click "Make Changes" Select your routines and adjust what is needed Click "Save Routine" Click "continue to checkout" If payment has been made: Fill out and submit our Registration Change Form. Be advised that changes resulting in additional dancers, routines, or adding of Title to soloists will result in additional fees. Fees must be paid in full prior to attending the event.
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When is registration and payment due?Registration is due 60 days prior to the start of the event. Payment is due in full 45 days prior to the start of the event. For specific due dates, see your event's tab on the tour page of this website.
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Do we accept independents?We do! Head to the DanceCompGenie registration page (found here) and register under the Independent/Solo area.
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Where can I find pricing?To view pricing for the season, head to the 2025 Tour page and click "request pricing". Fill out the form that appears and you will receive an email with instructions on how to access pricing shortly afterwards.
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How do levels work?Please click here to find all details about our leveling system and a levels breakdown!
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Do you have a photogenic competition?We do not have photogenic but we do have Title! Our Title competition includes an interview with our staff held via Zoom the week prior to the event and an improv competition. You can find more information about title here.
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What is a typical competition schedule?Event schedules are made based on the amount of routines and the quantity of each routine type registered and therefore, no two schedules are alike. We do not have a typical competition schedule but we do typically only schedule solos, duos, and trios on Friday evenings and the title competition is generally held the first hour on Saturday morning.
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When will I receive my studio's schedule?Preliminary schedules will be released 2-3 weeks prior to the event. Final schedules will be released 1-2 week(s) prior to the event. Once the schedule is created, studio owners will receive a notification email with instructions on how to generate your schedule as well as a PDF copy of the schedule to print prior to arrival.
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When are event programs available?Digital programs will be posted on the Inferno Store for purchase 48 hours prior to the event. To purchase your program before the event: Open the Inferno Store Select the program for the regional you are attending Once you are on the product page, click "add to cart" Confirm your order and click "checkout" Enter all payment information If all information is correct, the purchase should be confirmed on the following page and an order confirmation including a download link to the program will be sent to your email. PLEASE NOTE: The email you put under "email for order confirmation" is where your program will be sent. Please ensure you can access this email/confirmation on your desired device. To purchase your program at the event: At our apparel stand you will find a poster with a QR Code (please see apparel attendant if you do not immediately see it). Follow the directions on the poster to scan the QR code. Once scanned, it will direct you to the program product page and from there, you will be able to purchase the program. The program will be sent to the email entered under "email for order confirmation" and you should be able to download/open the program from that email. PLEASE NOTE: We have little or no control over the reception or Wi-Fi available at our venues, thus a good connection/quick download speed cannot be guaranteed on site. For ease of access, we recommend purchasing your program ahead of time.
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My dancers have a scheduling conflict! What do I do?We do our very best to work with scheduling conflicts on a first come, first served basis. Please note that submitted requests are not guaranteed and if our team is unable to accommodate you, we will do our best to let you know as soon as possible. No refunds will be provided if schedule requests cannot be accommodated. If a request results in your routine(s) performing after a session they would have been scheduled in originally, the routine may qualify for an adjudication placement only. To submit a request, use the Schedule Conflict Form.
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How do I access my critiques and scores after the event?Following the event, critiques and scores will be uploaded to DanceCompGenie. Critiques may take up to 72 hours to appear on your DanceCompGenie dashboard. To access critiques and scores: Login to your DanceCompGenie Account Find the event you attended Click the button labeled "Judge's Critiques" Listen and download at your leisure!
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I have an issue with my critiquesWe're sorry to hear! Please fill out this form and our team will get back to you as soon as possible. We know how important critiques are to you and your dancers and will do our best to resolve this as quickly as possible for you.
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How do I access my photos and videos?Photos and videos are uploaded in real time* to the application Dakiki. Find it in your app store and make an account to view all the photos after the competition! For studio owners: Find and download the application from your App Store Using the same email connected to your DanceCompGenie account, either sign up or create an account with Dakiki All media from the events attended should be available at that time For parents/dancers: Find and download the application in your App Store After it has downloaded, either log in with your existing account or click "Sign Up" in the upper right corner and create an account Click "Add Event" at the bottom of the screen Click "View all events by competition" at the bottom of the screen Select "Inferno Dance" from the list If you do not see your event, click "Past events" at the bottom of the screen. Find your event and click "Video and Photos" Search your dancer by their name and birthday. *High-Resolution versions of all media may not be available until 5 business days after the close of the event.
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Do you charge a media fee?No! All photos and videos will be free to access via the application Dakiki!
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I have an issue with my mediaWe're sorry to hear! Our team wants to help resolve this for you quickly, please fill out this form with as much detail as you can and our staff will work with you to resolve it as quickly as possible.
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What is Title?Title is an additional competition experience available to soloists of all ages and levels. The Title competition consists of an interview and improv contest. Soloists are interviewed by our staff via Zoom the week prior to the event. 1.5 weeks out from the event start, all participating studios will be sent an email containing links for the dancers to schedule an interview and join the Zoom meeting at their scheduled time. On site at the event, dancers will be invited onto the stage to improv to two separate styles of music for our judges. Between the two performances, our judges will give direct feedback to the dancers. We combine the scores from the soloist's interview, improv, and their solo to generate their total Title score. For more details on age breakdowns for Title, check out our Rules page
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How do I sign up for title?Title can be added to any dancer's solo registration. Just check the "solo title" box on the registration page for the solo you wish to add title. Dancers may register multiple solos for title. Each routine will be charged the title fee.
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What should title dancers wear for the interview & improv competition?Please join us in comfortable dance-wear for the improv competition. For the interviews, dancers may wear whatever is comfortable for them as they are held via Zoom.
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How is title awarded?We award title in the following age divisions: Tiny Inferno: 6 years old & Under Petite Inferno: 7-8 years old Junior Inferno: 9-11 years old Teen Inferno: 12-14 years old Senior Inferno: 15 years old & Over All solos in a division must be performed for adjudication before a title age division can be awarded. Title soloists are still eligible for high score awards.
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How do I receive Nationals pricing and information?To view pricing for the season, head to the 2024 Tour page and click "request pricing". Fill out the form that appears and you will receive an email with instructions on how to access pricing shortly afterwards. Information regarding the event itself can be found here: Inferno Nationals
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Is the Nationals schedule available?Once the schedule is available it will be posted on our Nationals pages that can be found here: Inferno Nationals These schedules are highly subject to change. As registration is completed for the event, we will build the routine schedule and update the schedule to include competition sessions.
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What is the battle?High-scoring routines from the week are invited into the Inferno Nationals Battle on the final day of competition. These winners will perform again in select battle categories, competing for the coveted Inferno Battle Cup! Following the battle, we will have our final awards ceremony and announce our Grand Champions.
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How do I book my rooms?Booking instructions for hotel rooms are available on the nationals page of our website. Midwest: click here Please be sure to submit or tell the reservations desk which studio you are attending nationals with (if you are not an independent!)
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