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Blake McGrath co-owns Coastal Dance Rage and is currently a judge and choreographer on the hit show "So You Think You Can Dance" Canada. His credits include MTV's "DanceLife", "So You Think You Can Dance" Season 1 (USA), Janet, Madonna, Britney, J'Lo, Mariah, Beyonce, Chicago (movie), Rent (movie), Academy Awards, Gap, Pepsi, Old Navy, Hummer, Ipod and many more. Blake has recorded his debut music album "Time to Move" set to release in late 2010.
His DANCE DRIVEN performance and instructional DVD is one to the nation's top selling DVD's. Blake's talent is in high demand and he continues to travel the globe teaching master class workshops, choreographing and inspiring students through the art of dance!
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Dee Caspary choreographed and was Director of Staging for Justin Timberlake's 2007 FutureSex/LoveShow. Dee recently choreographed a Macy's Stars of Dance performance on ABC's hit show "Dancing with the Stars", as well as the 2008 ESPY's with Justin Timberlake on ESPN. Dee's National Commercial credits include Dayquil and Verizon Wireless. Dee has influenced dance all over the world in such places as Australia, Japan, Canada, Italy, Guam, New York and his hometown of Los Angeles. He has directed and choreographed live events for Billboard Live, Hard Rock Café, Oakley, Key Club, and The Stone Movement. Dance Magazine said, "Dee Caspary is the modern day Fosse of our generation."
Dee has choreographed for professional companies all over the world including Odyssey Dance Theatre (Utah), Evolution Dance Company (LA) and has had the opportunity to debut his work for four straight years at the El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood - premiering "A Time No More", "The Glass Case", "The Last Letter", and "Inferno of Sin". Dee has worked with greats such as Kenny Ortega, Peggy Holmes, Jerry Evans, Bonnie Story-Baker, and performed live in front of Tony Award winning choreographer Susan Stroman at the Elan Awards in New York. Dee currently teaches at EDGE Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles and Broadway Dance Center in New York.
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As the popularity of the urban dance segment continues to rapidly grow amongst North America’s mainstream culture, so does the direction and creative vision Luther provides on movie, television & music video sets across the country. With the recent wave of dance-oriented reality shows, Luther has been recruited to be a resident judge & choreographer on the ‘So You Think You Can Dance Canada’ series for the past 2 seasons and has also been featured on Diddy’s ‘Making The Band 4’ series.
His soulful choreography has had an influence on projects like Brandy’s “Talk About Our Love” video, Jully Black’s “Seven Day Fool” video, Skye Sweetnam’s “Human” video as well as Diddy’s “Tell Me” video feat Christina Aguilera. His choreography has also been all over television in commercials spots for McDonalds, M&M’s Chocolates, KFC, Family Channel and Nike, the latter was a winner of the 2007 Choreography Media Awards for Best Choreography in a Commercial. You can also see his choreography alongside that of Laurie-Ann Gibson in the major motion picture ‘Honey’ starring Jessica Alba.
Brown has also been fundamental in launching and developing the young careers of many new artists across Canada and the U.S. His innovative thinking has put him in the forefront as a specialist in artist development. He has worked with such artists as Mario, Danity Kane, Danny Fernandes, Keshia Chante, FeFe Dobson. Luther has also taken his artist development skills one step further by developing his first artist TRISH, which he has signed to his new venture - Apathamusic.
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Ian Eastwood, aka ICON, began dancing at age 10. In 6 short years he has been a dancer/choreographer of the following companies: Redefinition, ICON Ent., Viscous, Dance 2XS Chicago, Throwdown Entertainment, Giordano Dance (youth performance group) and One World DanceTheater. Currently he is a 2009 Cast Member of Monsters of Hip Hop/The Show L.A.. Winner of many competitions, including the Hall of Fame Nationals Solo Showdown Champion, Ian has appeared in Perkin's "Seafood Stomp" National TV ad, has taught 3 Boogiezone Community Classes and numerous classes at the Millennium Dance Complex in N. Hollywood. He has hosted and taught 3-class collaboration workshops with: Nick DeMoura (New Kids on the Block,JoJo), Jaffar Smith (Omarion,Mariah Carey,Brandy,Ashanti,ABDC's Boxcuttuhz) Laura Edwards and Ava Bernstine (Britney Spears Circus World Tour), Jillian Meyers (Janet Jackson,So You Think You Can Dance), David Moore (MTV's Wade Robson Project), and Tucker Barkley(SYTYCD,Dancing With the Stars). Recently, Ian has completed teaching workshops in: Mexico City,New York City, New Jersey , Houston (SoReal Cru Studio), as well as an extensive workshop tour of Germany and the Netherlands, and is currently scheduled to judge and teach festivals in Spain & Italy. In addition, Ian was selected by recording artist Trish Campbell and choreographer Luther Brown from over 130 videotaped submissions to work with Luther and perform with Trish at the Monsters of Hip Hop Finale Showcase in Orlando. While repping his own line of Young Lions clothing, Ian is also sponsored by The Other Duck.
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Tovaris Wilson was born and raised in Miami, FL. He attended the prestigious New Word School of the Arts majoring in Musical Theatre and Dance. Upon graduation he moved to Los Angeles to Pursue his professional career in Dance. Early on,Tovaris knew that he eventually wanted to focus on Choreography but, decided that dancing professionally in LosAngeles first would give him the knowledge he would later need as a Choreographer. Tovaris has experienced several different genres in his career including: Television, Video, Stage, and Film. Tovaris has performed several times on the Annual Academy Awards programs and can be seen in commercials for Papsi,Sunmicrosystems, and Rubbermaid products. Tovaris has also appeared in videos for Britney Spears, Cher, Prince, Macy Gray, Blink182, and Will Smith. In 1999, Tovaris appeared in Austin Powers 2 and Austin Powers 3 - Goldmember.
In early 2000, Tovaris began to get the choreography itch. He was yearning to focus on developing his own style so, he decided to make the transition to Choreography full-time. Tovaris had the unique experience in early 2001 to choreograph for Janet Jackson's opening number in Janet's "All For You" tour and soon after was commissioned to choreograph for Britney Spears. Tovaris has choreographed an episode of "Becoming" for MTV and co-choreographed the highly anticipated "Sexual Revolution" video from Macy Gray. Tovaris has found another outlet for his choreography in teaching. He has taught in Japan, Australia, Mexico, Europe. Also teaching for past few years at EDGE Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles.
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