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== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==
'''Movement Lifestyle''' is a dance organization composed primarily of Professional Choreographers whose goal is to help upcoming and well-established artists expose their work to the public through the use of media and dance. <ref>{{cite web|title=Movement Lifestyle (Official)|url=http://www.themovementlifestyle.com/|accessdate=2 February 2012}}</ref>
'''Movement Lifestyle''' is a dance organization composed primarily of Professional Choreographers whose goal is to help upcoming and well-established artists expose their work to the public through the use of media and dance. Movement Lifestyle was founded by Shaun Evaristo, and members are inspired by each other and push each other to improve their dance choreography. <ref>{{cite web|title=Movement Lifestyle (Official)|url=http://www.themovementlifestyle.com/|accessdate=2 February 2012}}</ref>


Additional Sources:
INTERVIEW: **SOURCE**
The Movement Lifestyle: Q&A with Richard Che of Kanauru Productions
The Movement Lifestyle: Q&A with Richard Che of Kanauru Productions
<ref>{{cite web|title=The Movement Lifestyle: Q&A with Richard Che of Kanauru Productions|url=http://eyesopenedblog.com/2010/11/13/kanauru/|accessdate=2 February 2012}}</ref>
<ref>{{cite web|title=The Movement Lifestyle: Q&A with Richard Che of Kanauru Productions|url=http://eyesopenedblog.com/2010/11/13/kanauru/|accessdate=2 February 2012}}</ref>

(EXCLUSIVE) Interview with Shaun Evaristo : Live Life To Create
<ref>{{cite web|title=(EXCLUSIVE) Interview with Shaun Evaristo : Live Life To Create|url=http://ibigbang.wordpress.com/2011/12/12/exclusive-interview-with-shaun-evaristo-live-life-to-create/|accessdate=7 February 2012}}</ref>

Interview with Shaun Evaristo (May Pang's Asian Media Internet News)
<ref>{{cite web|title=Interview with Shaun Evaristo (May Pang's Asian Media Internet News)|url=http://maypang-amin.com/2010/01/03/interview-with-shaun-evaristo/|accessdate=7 February 2012}}</ref>


== Choreographers ==
== Choreographers ==

Revision as of 06:48, 7 February 2012

Movement Lifestyle

Introduction

Movement Lifestyle is a dance organization composed primarily of Professional Choreographers whose goal is to help upcoming and well-established artists expose their work to the public through the use of media and dance. Movement Lifestyle was founded by Shaun Evaristo, and members are inspired by each other and push each other to improve their dance choreography. [1]

Additional Sources: The Movement Lifestyle: Q&A with Richard Che of Kanauru Productions [2]

(EXCLUSIVE) Interview with Shaun Evaristo : Live Life To Create [3]

Interview with Shaun Evaristo (May Pang's Asian Media Internet News) [4]

Choreographers

Shaun Evaristo

Shaun Evaristo, founder and head of Movement Lifestyle, was raised in San Francisco, CA. He began his dance lifestyle in his garage during his teenage years, and took dance classes for several different genres, until he realized that Hip Hop was the music he loved dancing to most. Through High School, he started creating his own choreography and realized his future resided in dance. Since then, Shaun has taught workshops for many high-end institutions. These high-end institutions recruit top dancers and choreographers from all over the world to perform and instruct those who are fortunate enough to attend. Amongst the well known institutions Shaun has taught at lie the Urban Dance Company in Germany, the Broadway Dance Center in Japan, and Beat Mix in Korea. He has choreographed and performed for artists including Omarion, High School Musical Star Vanessa Hudgens, and J. Lewis. [5]

Lyle Beniga

Lyle Beniga is known for his high-energy and hard-hitting choreography. He is one of Movement Lifestyle's most active choreographers, having taught classes for top dance institutions such as Urban Dance Camp & Juste Debout School. He has also toured for top artists Usher (entertainer), Christina Aguilera, Vanessa Hudgens, & Hilary Duff. Lyle Beniga, has also been involved in major events such as Dancing with the Stars, the MTV Video Music Awards, and has even gone as far as to touring for Top R&B Artist Usher (entertainer) in his OMG Tour. [6]

Lando Wilkins

Lando Wilkins, also known as Bang Jenkins, is perhaps one of the most well known members of Movement Lifestyle. He was first seen by many in his appearance with Boxcuttuhz on MTV's America's Best Dance Crew. He and his crew have danced along other very popular dance crews, Jabbawockeez and Quest Crew. [7]

Keone Madrid

Keone Madrid began dancing at 15 years old, after taking a dance class with one of his friends. Primarily inspired by N'Sync, Justin Timberlake, Usher, and the King of Pop Michael Jackson, Keone improved his dancing on his own and then was eventually directed and coached by Rainen Paguio, member of America's Best Dance Crew opening season Champions JabbaWockeeZ. He's worked alongside Shaun Evaristo, for TaeYang's music video, "Just a Feeling". Keone works with artists through Movement Lifestyle, and also dances with Choreo Cookies. [8]

Mari Martin

Keone Madrid's girlfriend, Mariel Martin, started dancing in her hometown Boulder, Colorado at the age of 13. She started dancing in the Bay Area with a dance team Funkanometry SF. She met Movement Lifestyle's founder (Shaun Evaristo) there, and then started dancing in San Diego for dance company, Choreo Cookies. It wasn't till she joined Movement Lifestyle that she started becoming exposed to more and more opportunities until eventually she was able to maintain herself and pick up dancing as a career. [9]

Subi Subijano

Bryan "Subi" Subijano, grew up in San Jose, CA. He started dancing in elementary school, at friends' houses, and school parking lots. He started training as a dancer for AK Modern of San Jose State University at age 14. Soon after, "Subi" trained with Booftroop, a dance crew in the San Jose area, and then later in 2006 joined the Company. With Movement Lifestyle, he was given the chance to teach his own workshops and choreograph performances. [10]

George Anzaldo

George Anzaldo, started dancing since the age of 9. He is from San Francisco, CA, and just recently was introduced to Movement Lifestyle in 2010. Through movements, he feels that he can express himself and what he feels better than any other form of emotional expression. [11]

Pat Cruz

Pat Cruz started dancing at the age of 17. His style of dance is very detailed and his movements are very intricate. To him dance is one of those arts that can always be improved. Given that he is now around tons of other dancers in the Company, he always strives to keep his craft of dance going. [12]

Jeka Kalotkin

Jeka Kalotkin grew up in a Studio dancing at the age of 5; Taking all sorts of dance classes in genres including Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Lyrical and Acrobatics until eventually she came across her most passionate genre, Hip-Hop at the age of 18. She combines all of her previous styles, and continues to dance wherever she goes. [13]

Vinh Nguyen

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Gigi Torres

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Ellen Kim

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ML Studio

The Movement Lifestyle Studio is located in North Hollywood, CA. The studio can be recognized primarily for its use regarding the teaching of choreography by several members of the Movement Lifestyle organization. For those looking to expand their dance experience, classes are taught during the week in the afternoons.[14] Though most of the times their top-notch choreographers are touring all over the world, dance workshops are taught by these anticipated choreographers on certain occasions throughout the year.

INCLASS

Fire breathers have many things to consider when performing their fine art. Technique, of course is one of the most important concepts; but just as importantly, fire breathers need to make a choice as to what fuel to use for their task. Fuels can vary in ignition temperature (Flash Point), toxicity, thickness of smoke, etc. Ideally, a fire breather should find a fuel that allows for a thrilling showcase, but also safe enough for the performer to use. Fuels with high flash points, such as kerosene and lamp oil, are common choices for fire breathers because they are safer to use and are less toxic than most fuels, while still providing thick smoke for the viewers.


References

  1. ^ "Movement Lifestyle (Official)". Retrieved 2 February 2012.
  2. ^ "The Movement Lifestyle: Q&A with Richard Che of Kanauru Productions". Retrieved 2 February 2012.
  3. ^ "(EXCLUSIVE) Interview with Shaun Evaristo : Live Life To Create". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  4. ^ "Interview with Shaun Evaristo (May Pang's Asian Media Internet News)". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  5. ^ "Shaun Evaristo (Official)". Retrieved 5 February 2012.
  6. ^ "Lyle Beniga (Official)". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  7. ^ "Lando Wilkins (BuddyTV)". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  8. ^ "Keone Madrid & Mariel Martin Interview". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  9. ^ "Keone Madrid & Mariel Martin Interview". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  10. ^ "Bryan "Subi" Subijano (Movement Lifestyle: Youtube)". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  11. ^ "George Anzaldo (Movement Lifestyle: YouTube)". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  12. ^ "Pat Cruz (YouTube: Movement Lifestyle)". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  13. ^ "Jeka Kalotkin (Movement Lifestyle: YouTube)". Retrieved 7 February 2012.
  14. ^ "Movement Lifestyle Studio (Official)". Retrieved 5 February 2012.

1. http://www.themovementlifestyle.com/artists.php 2. http://www.hiphopdanceguide.com/studios/movement-lifestyle 3. http://beniga.com/about 4. http://dance.about.com/b/2010/10/07/have-you-heard-of-shaun-evaristo-choreographer-to-the-stars.htm 5. http://eyesopenedblog.com/2010/11/13/kanauru/

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