What kinds of dancer's opportunities are hiding in your closet? Is it as easy as a wardrobe change? What if you listened to "Opportunities" by The Pet Shop Boys over and over again while dancing in front of a mirror and videotaped it for your reel? Stranger things have been done in the name of increasing dancers' opportunities to find work and get exposure in the grinding, crushing, unforgiving world of entertainment.
Maybe it's good that the world of entertainment is a crawling, festering pit filled with venomous snakes and poison-tipped spikes. If it was a nice cake walk in the park, then the actual number of available dancer's opportunities would be diminished greatly, and the unemployment lines would be filled with people in tutu's and tights, trying to make ends meet until the right dancer's opportunities come along.
So let's be glad for the dancer's opportunities that we have now, as things could easily be much harder for the average ballerina out there. No matter what style of dance you specialize in, there are people out there who want to hire someone with your look and your style. The dancer's opportunities you need are always there, it is only a matter of rooting them out and taking advantage of them. Like Truffles.