CV

Here is my CV which I'm going to condense into a small profile.


Professional Training: The Hammond (Full Scholarship)
Skills: Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Street, Basic Acrobatics/Break dance, Strong Choreographic skills and Double work/Pas de duex

Professional work


  • CBBC – Zingzillas (2011)
  • Hoosiers Music Video “Unlikely Hero (2011)
  • Miss Manchester  (2011)
  • BMW Launch (Gran Turismo series 5) (2011)
  • Deadmouse music video (2010)
  • Mopay TV/internet advert The Advert (2010)
  • Music video This is SRE Artists, Flexplicit, Ill Murk, Hypes and Savage. (2010)
  • Vetoquinol Animal Rights Internet Viral
Choreography

Taudevin Performing Arts Company 09 - 10  
Amir Khans Charity Event
Taudevin Performing Arts Company 10 - 11  
Wythenshawe Downtown Dance event
Workshop at London’s Studio 68 US2UK Easter Camp                      

Choreographers worked for


Julie Kavanagh (JK Dance Productions)                                             
Louise Wyllie
Darren Pritchard (Company Fierce)                                        
Arthur Goutoulain
Sarah England                                                                         
Chad Taylor
Sue Luke (Shockout)
Alison Hughes (The Hammond)

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