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chris scott choreographer selected credits contact: 818 509-0121 < FILM / TELEVISION > Now You See Me 2 Summit Entertainment / Dir. John Chu Teen Beach Movie 2 Disney Channel Taylor Swift: American Music Awards 2014 ABC Liv and Maddie Disney Channel Step Up 5 Summit / Trish Sie Teen Choice Awards: Paramore FOX Teen Beach Movie Disney Channel Shake It Up Disney Channel Austin & Ally Disney Channel Make Your Mark Disney Channel Step up 4 Summit / Director Scott Speer Good Morning America: Lemonade Mouth Disney Channel / ABC The View: Lemonade Mouth Disney Channel / ABC Lemonade Mouth Disney Channel Dancing with the Stars, Macy’s Stars of Dance (Choreographer) ABC Guide to Life Salty Pictures, Inc. Good Luck Charlie Disney Channel 82nd Academy Awards (Assoc. Choreographer LXD) ABC /Producer Adam Shankman So You Think You Can Dance (LXD Special Guest, Choreographer) FOX/ Creator Nigel Lythgoe Miley Cyrus: Teen Choice Awards ’09 (Asst. Choreographer) FOX / Director Bruce Gowers Miley Cyrus: VH1’s Diva’s (Asst. Choreographer) VH1/ Choreographer Jamal Sims Teen Choice Awards ‘08 (ACDC Crew w/ Chris Brown) FOX / Director Bruce Gowers Ellen’s Even Bigger Really Big Show (Opening) TBS / Director Suzanne Luna < TOUR / LIVE SHOWS > 2015 European Games FiveCurrents 2011 NCLR ALMA Awards – Gloria Estefan NBC Glee Live ft. The LXD (Co-Artistic Director, LXD) Glee Touring, Inc. Miley Cyrus: Wonder World Tour (Asst. Choreographer) Director / Choreographer Jamal Sims TED Conference 2010: LXD Host Chris Anderson The Ellen Show: Ellen’s 50th Birthday Special Warner Brothers Step Up 2: the Streets DVD Release Party Disney / Summit YouTube Live (LXD Crew) Director Jon Chu Dizzy Feet Gala Event (LXD Crew) Kodak Theater Wango Tango “Miguel” Black Ice Records < VIDEOS > Gloria Estefan “Wepa” Rockhard Films LXD Original On-Line Series (Co- Artistic Director) Director Jon Chu ACDC Crew – Biggest Online Dance Battle Director Jon Chu Britney Spears “Womenizer” (Skeleton Crew) Choreographer Andre Fuentes Obamanators Vs. Macainiacs Dance Off Director Jon Chu < COMMERCIALS > Microsoft Surface Pro Director Jon Chu Microsoft Surface “Movement” Director Jon Chu Step Up 3D Promo (Asst. Choreographer) Choreographer Jamal Sims Dance Flick Promo MTV / Director Kim Nguyen Lime Coke-a-cola (Asst. Choreographer) Choreographer Nisha Folks .

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WTC SUMMER HOMEWORK Read Charting the History of British Music Video (MM66), by Emily Caston. (BELOW) Answer the Following Quest
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