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A movement-writing system that records the dancer's movements using stick figure drawings. Developed by Valerie Sutton.

An 18th-century dance notation system that was developed for French court dances and later ballroom dance, indicating the patterns danced on the floor.

A system that uses symbols and numbers to define the motion of body parts in space, created by Noa Eshkol and Avraham Wachman.

Developed by Valerie Sutton, this system is based on simplified stick figures and action symbols, and is related to but simpler than DanceWriting.

An alternative name for Labanotation, emphasizing its focus on kinetography, the writing of movement.

Also known as Paris Opera Notation, it’s an early notation system representing the baroque dance technique and style, standardized by Raoul-Auger Feuillet.

A system for recording and analyzing human movement created by Rudolf Laban. Widely used in dance to document choreography and ballets.

Developed by Pierre Beauchamp, it is a system used in Baroque dance to describe the floor patterns and foot placements.

A method recorded on sheet music, in which symbols are placed to indicate the duration and quality of steps. It helped document the ballets of Marius Petipa.