Street Styles

As a Brooklyn native, Caleaf Sellers (aka Big Leaf) began developing his craft at an early age. His passion for dance and love for music has kept him in the business for fifteen years. Caleaf is one of the original pioneers to come out of New York's dance movement in the late 80's. He is a member of the famed Moptop Unit and Dance Fusion. Caleaf mixes Hip-Hop and House to create his own unique dance style.

As an emcee/producer, Caleaf has created music for the Break of Dawn Label with the Ten Thieves, Moptop in Japan and on Harlem Recordings with DJ Kango.

Taye Diggs is not only an actor, but also a Teacher and Choreographer!

He has taught at dance at The Millennium Dance Complex and The Edge Dance Studio in LA, Syracuse Univeristy Dance Program, Ohio Mission Academy, Busch Gardens Choreography Workshop, and Rochester School of the Arts.

Leslie Scott is currently represented by MSA and stands behind numerous television, film, and commercial credits.  This past year, Leslie worked closely with recording artist Ciara and Missy Elliot's choreographer, Hi Hat, on the The Choreographer and was also a finalist for Bravos' Step It Up. She has danced for recording artists Beyonce, Ee-De, Angel, and Latin Froz on camera and in live performances and performed at both the Billboard Music Awards and the Radio Music Awards.

Sheryl Murakami has been dancing and performing since the age of 5. She is a Los Angeles native who has trained extensively in classical ballet while also studying tap, jazz and later branching out into hip-hop and salsa. At age 16 she started dancing professionally in numerous TV, Film, Commercials, and dancing with a long list of recording artists including Lady Gaga.

Junior Boogaloo is one of the most well known old school poppers in the world. Hailing from Oceanside, CA, he is consistently on everyone's top ten list of poppers, old and new. Dancing for nearly his entire life, he travels the world sharing his love of dancing - teaching, judging events, and even entering contests. His recent wins at top events proves time and again that old school poppers can still hold their own against the new school. His mainstream credits include videos for the Boo-Yaa Tribe, and opening up for the The Black Eyed Peas.

Khasan Brailsford is known as one of the most sought after dancers and aerialists in the entertainment industry. As a Los Angeles native, he was fortunate to train with and assist the leading instructors and choreographers in the business. His extensive training provides him an ability to become a chameleon in any type of movement style. Khasan has consistently performed on a major world tour every year for the past  consecutive years.

Hanna Herbertson grew up in Gotland, a Swedish island in the Baltic sea. It was there she discovered her passion for dance and music, which lead her to new places all around the world.

Teaching dance for over 16 years, Hanna has worked all over the U.S., as well as in Jamaica, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, France, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, and Canada. She travels to Jamaica on a regular basis and has worked with the country’s top dancers such as Matthew and Conray of Shady Squad and Rahmus from Rifical Team.

Born and raised in Orlando, David Moore was influenced by dance through music videos and concert tours at the age of 16. Most of his training in his early years consisted of many hours in front of the TV learning choreography from any and everything dance related. At the age of 20, David was a contestant on MTV’s Wade Robson Project and became a top 4 finalist. He decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue a dancing and choreography career.

Shaun Evaristo is a Filipino-American professional dancer and choreographer. He began his dance training in his living room, watching tour performances and music videos on TV.  Born and raised in San Francisco, California, he created a dance group with his family in their garage; where his love for the arts and movement was genuinely cultivated.

Laure is a French international teacher and choreographer inspired by Hip-Hop choreography and energy. 15 years ago Laure founded her dancehall instructional conception that she named Ragga Jam.

She now has Ragga Jam crews all over Europe and Brazil. Laure is based in Paris and has been teaching at Studio Harmonic and at Juste Debout School.

She has choreographed for TV, commercial campaigns (So You Think You Can Dance, Nike, UBISOFT...) and various recording artists (Krys, Rik, Lord Kossity...)