rechoreographed
Movement sequences altered
Rechoreographed means choreographed again or anew.
Dance sequences, fight scenes, or musical numbers may be rechoreographed when the original staging doesn't work or when a production is revived with fresh interpretation: The director rechoreographed the entire second act after the lead broke her ankle.
The word applies wherever movement is deliberately arranged—theater, film, figure skating, even military ceremonies.
Mounted a production again
- reworkedAltered after initial attempt
- reimaginedConceived again differently
- movementsChanges in position
- routineRegular sequence of actions
steps · ensemble · blocking · formations · transitions · dancers · sequence · staging
Filmed a second time
- cameraImage capturing device
- anglesRotation between intersecting lines
- actionProcess of doing
- sequenceOrdered succession of elements
stunt · fight · blocking · director · cinematography · movement · scene · takes
Rearranged fundamentally
- reorganizedStructured differently than before
- rearrangedAltered the arrangement
- coordinatedArranged to work together
- orchestratedDeliberately arranged complex elements
planned · logistics · operations · schedule · workflow · synchronized · timing · managed
restaged
Mounted a production again
- reworkedAltered after initial attempt
- reimaginedConceived again differently
- movementsChanges in position
routine · steps · ensemble · blocking · formations · transitions · dancers · sequence · staging · revision
reshot
Filmed a second time
sequence · stunt · fight · blocking · director · cinematography · movement · scene · takes · framing
restructured
Rearranged fundamentally
- reorganizedStructured differently than before
- rearrangedAltered the arrangement
- coordinatedArranged to work together
orchestrated · planned · logistics · operations · schedule · workflow · synchronized · timing · managed · strategy
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