A dance rehearsal projection system uses one or more projectors to cast formation position markers directly onto the stage floor. Dancers can see exactly where they need to stand without memorizing abstract diagrams — they look down and follow the light.

Coryo's Studio plan includes a multi-projector floor projection system. You calibrate each projector once per venue by matching four on-screen reference points to physical stage markers. After calibration, any formation from your Coryo project is projected live — positions update in real time as you advance through the formation sequence.

Any standard short-throw or standard-throw projector works with Coryo. For most dance studios, a 3,000–4,000 lumen projector mounted overhead or at the front of the stage is sufficient. Coryo supports multiple projectors for large stages that a single unit can't cover.

Yes. Coryo includes a mobile remote control (ProjectionRemote) that lets you advance formations, pause, and switch modes from your phone while you're on the floor with dancers — no need to walk back to a laptop between formations.

Yes. Coryo saves calibration profiles per venue so you don't have to recalibrate every session. If you rehearse at the same studio each week, calibration is a one-time setup.

No. Floor projection is a Studio plan feature ($39/month). The free and Pro plans include the full formation editor, rehearsal scheduler, and video review.