A dancer link in bio is a reel plus a status: company member, freelance, or teacher. Choreographers and casting need the reel and whether you are free. Students need the class. Those are different first lines.
Rio Hale
Short films about ordinary nights
I walk around with a small camera and wait for the steam, the bus lights, the joke someone almost told. Weekly pieces from Los Angeles kitchens and sidewalks.
YouTubeOrdinary Nights — “Steam on 3rd”@riohaleThe weekly night walkNot a vlog. Not a brand. A stack of three-minute films about the part of the day after the work lights go off and before anyone has decided to go home.
If you do not teach, omit the class. An empty “take class with me” reads as neglect.
One cut, recent, with your name on it if the company reel otherwise hides you. Link the video. It will not embed.
The company and the rank, or “freelance, based in this city.” Casting should not have to infer it from a caption.
Style, level, day, and studio, only if you teach. Link the studio’s sign-up rather than inventing a second roster.
If you are hiring, say the date and who may attend. If you are looking, say the kinds of work you want. Do not mix those two sentences.
A season you are on contract is not “open for projects.” Write the window honestly.
Yoga pages list a weekly class style. Your class, if you have one, is secondary to the reel unless teaching is the whole job.
If you are in the corps for eight counts, do not use a solo that is someone else. Label your entrance if the cut is a group.
Company, freelance, or teacher. The aesthetic is the reel.
Availability can be a season. A diagnosis is not a bio line.
A reel that uses someone’s work should name them. The page is a public credit, not only a calling card.
The reel is watched from a phone. Creator is the width for that.
If a few stills and a darker page fit the work better than a social stack.
Instagram link in bio. Reels already circulate there. The guide is the page behind the grid, which for dancers should name company or freelance.
A classical excerpt will not win a commercial, and the reverse is also true.
Company and rank, or the city you freelance in.
“I teach” without a studio and a day is a promise you will answer in messages forever.
No. Link the studio. The page can list the day and the level.
Yoga instructors are publishing a class style and a weekly schedule as the product. This page leads with a performance reel and a company or freelance status.
Only if the work you want asks for them and you are comfortable with that on a public URL. They are not required for the page to function.
Only with their permission and the choreographer’s. Upload the file. A link to someone else’s private story will die.
Say freelance and the city. “Currently unrepresented by a building” is a status. Leaving the old company up is not.
Starting points for developers, realtors, nurses, musicians, and other work.
The bio URL opens one page: name, work, and links at sayhi.page/yourname.
Multiple profile links are still destinations. The page is the context.
The week’s classes, the style, and what a student should bring.