A gym scene staged as a tightly drilled dance makes exercise look like an attack.
Along the way there are crowd-waving drills, dance lessons and an ugly-duckling-to-swan makeover that transforms Ms. Hathaway from an unkempt young woman to a radiant beauty.
The Cadets worked on a skit called "Why Me?" — a 4-minute-26-second interpretative drill and dance combination about youth violence.
They were given a compulsory atheistic education, sexual equality, equal wages, communal child rearing and lessons at an Institute for the Formation of Character, as well as going to drill and dance classes.
"Ms. Quicy has taught me everything that I need to know, about drill, about dance, and about being myself respecting myself as a young woman," said Makyla Burnam, team captain, in an interview she gave at Rooftop Films for the new film, The Fits, which features the troupe and is now in theaters.
There is a rumor that if enough people stand on one side of the iceberg and drill or dance, it will tip and give them millions of coins and a golden puffle.
Javier de Frutos's inventive choreography turns military drill into muscular dance routines and captures the sleazy sensuality of the aptly named New Congress Club.
This is employed by humans for achieving precise synchronisation or entrainment among individuals in music performance, dance, drill, and various ritual behaviours [2].
Because he hadn't had the ritualized social dance drilled into him that I'd had drilled in to me, he assumed people sitting next to each other on a bus were friends.
In "Keeping Together in Time: Dance and Drill in Human History," the historian William Hardy McNeill suggests that shared, rhythmic movement has played a profound role in building communities, giving rise to what has been described as a fellow-feeling that seems to facilitate cooperation.
