From an 8-dancer formation (e.g., R-H Columns, R-H Facing Point-to-Point Diamonds), work within each group of 4. If the caller wishes both groups to work together, (s)he will so indicate (e.g., Grand Remake or, historically (from Columns), Remake The Column). EN: 100

Remake can not be done from Facing Dancers. Those starting the call must be in a R-H Mini-Wave. EN: 110

Remake is same as 1/4 Thru followed by Right Arm Turn 3/4. EN: 120

Remake always starts with the right-hand. EN: 130

Remake is a 4-dancer call, just like 1/4 Thru and 3/4 Thru. From R-H Columns, Remake is done in each box of 4, whereas Grand Remake is done with all 8 dancers. EN: 180

Start with the R-H and, alternating hands, Arm Turn 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4. Think "1-2-3". EN: 190

Historically, callers have called Remake and named a formation. In this case, Remake was often an Any Hand movement. (E.g., Remake The Box | Wave | Column | Diamond). This was helpful, perhaps, for the dancers to determine in which formation to work. In the case of Remake The Column, it indicated the Grand version of the call was to be done. On the other hand, this terminology was also confusing. If a caller said Remake The Wave, (s)he actually wanted you to work in your Box! Remake The Wave makes no sense since a Wave (a 4-dancer formation) is not a formation from which Remake can be done. EN: 210

Historically, callers have also called Remake as Remake The Setup. This kind of Remake always started with the Right-Hand. Our advice to callers today is to just call Remake. Don't include a formation, and don't use the words "The Setup". When you want the call to start with the Left-Hand, say Left Remake. When you want more than 4 dancers to work together, say Grand Remake. EN: 220

Remake The Thar [A2] is a separate call, and starts with everyone doing an Any Hand Arm Turn 1/4. Most likely, this is where CALLERLAB got the idea that, when a formation is named, Remake becomes an Any Hand call. EN: 200