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Concerts/Tours/Events 2/15/2019 MATT CADY | MSA AGENCY CONCERTS/TOURS/EVENTS Britney Spears- Domination Vegas Residency Choreographer Dir. Napoleon & Tabitha Dumo JP/HRO Auction Benefit w/ Sofia Boutella Co-Choreographer Dir. Sean Penn Maks & Val & Peta: Confidential Tour Co-Choreographer Dir. Mark Swanhart Ariana Grande 'Dangerous Woman' Tour Co-Choreographer Dir. Tiffany Olson Ricky Martin "All In" Vegas Residecny Co-Choreographer Dir. Jamie King Man & Val DWTS Our Way Tour Co-Choreographer Dir. Mark Swanhart Madonna "Rebel Hearts" Tour / "Iconic", "Music", "Candy Shop", "Material Girl" Co-Choreographer Dir. Jamie King Madonna "MDNA World" Tour / "Gang Bang" Co-Choreographer Dir. Michele Laprise Dance Camera West x Jacob Jonas Co. "Era" Choreographer Dir. Jacob Jonas Legends Tokyo / Chapter 2: The Mirage Choreographer Dir. Izumi Company/Pallet Theater Britney Spears "Femme Fatale World" Tour / "Gimme More" Contributing Assoc. Choreographer Chor: Chonique Sneed Ricky Martin "Mas World" Tour / "Labomba", "Lisette Bustamante" Contributing Assoc. Choreographer America's Best Dance Crew US Tour w/ Fanny Pak Choreographer Dir. NappyTabs Rck Romance Runway Show w/ Fanny Pak Choreographer http://msaagency.com/portfolio/matt-cady/ 1/4 2/15/2019 MATT CADY | MSA AGENCY Siren Studios Open Artisit Movement / Gay Pride Las Vegas w/ Fanny Pak Choreographer Open Artisits Movement Robots + Humans and the Meaning of Life Director/Choreographer Farenheit 451: Highly Flamable Adaptation Director/Choreographer MUSIC VIDEOS Katy Perry "Bon Appetit" Co-Choreographer Yelle "Safari Disco Club" Choreographer Dir. Jeremine Saindon Yelle "Que Veux-Tu" Choreographer Dir. Jeremine Saindon Ray Lomontagne "Hey, No Pressure" Choreographer Blake McGrath "Instead" Co-Choreographer Blake McGrath ""Let Me Leave" Co-Choreographer Patricia Kazadi "Go Crazy" Choreographer Dir. David Palmer Shayon "She Wants 2 Dance" Director/ Choreographer Jack'd Wilyums "High Profile" Director/Choreographer Nicci - "Feel The Fear" Co-Choreographer Dir. Noah Mucci Ruben- "Hurricane" Co-Choreographer Dir. Asher Moss Lil' Mama "Truly In Love" Choreographer http://msaagency.com/portfolio/matt-cady/ 2/4 2/15/2019 MATT CADY | MSA AGENCY Dir. Gobi M Rahimi Toni Braxton "You Make My Heart" Contributing Choreographer Dir. Billie Woodruff TELEVISION World of Dance Season 3 Supervising Choreographer NBC World of Dance Season 2 Supervising Choreographer NBC Hotel Transylvania x World of Dance Co-Choreographer/Dracula ref. Dir. Alex Rudzinski So You Think You Can Dance: Poland Contributing Choreographer Dir. Roch Fortin America's Best Dance Crew w/ Fanny Pak Artistic Director/Choreographer MTV Network Madonna MDNA Premiere EPIX Gangbang Co-Choreographer Dir. Danny Tull & Stephanie Sennour FILM USC x Pepsi: Beth Hooper's Dance Battle Choreographer Dir. Steve Robinson Honey 2 Contributing Choreographer Dir. Billie Woodruff Birds Of A Feather Contributing Choreographer Dir. Anthony Meindl CORPORATE WhiteWave Foods Choreographer Annual Regional Conference http://msaagency.com/portfolio/matt-cady/ 3/4 2/15/2019 MATT CADY | MSA AGENCY Canon Choreographer USA Inc. / Consumer Electron (CES) Teen Vogue Choreographer Oneil's Generation Next Metro Park Choreographer Annual Regional Conference http://msaagency.com/portfolio/matt-cady/ 4/4.
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