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kathryn burns choreographer selected credits contact: (818) 509-0121 TELEVISION The Morning Show Apple TV+ Earth To Ned (*to be released) Disney + Dispatches From Elsewhere (*to be released) AMC Flirty Dancing (*to be released) FOX Aunty Donna (*to be released) Netflix Better Things FX Dancing with the Stars (Season 28) ABC Everything’s Gonna Be Okay (*to be released) Freeform Why Women Kill CBS Esther Povitsky Comedy Special Comedy Central / Dir. Nick Goossen Creative Art’s Emmy’s – Opening Number (2019) FOX Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (Season 1-4) CW Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp Netflix / Dir. David Wain Black Monday Showtime First Wives Club BET+ Adam Ruins Everything Tru TV / Nice Little Day LLC Drunk History Comedy Central Splitting Up Together ABC American Princess Lifetime TV Future Man Hulu Funny Dance Show E! Happy Together - Flash Mob CBS The Other Two Comedy Central After Rap ABC Angie Tribeca TBS Lucifer Netflix/ Fox Let’s Get Physical Pop SMILF Showtime Great News NBC Better Things FX Jimmy Kimmel Live - Logic ABC Walk the Prank Disney XD/Disney Channel Throwing Shade Viacom Bill Nye Saves the World Bunim/Murray Productions The Late Late Show with James Corden CBS Broadcasting, Inc. Michael Bolton’s Big, Sexy Valentine’s Day CBB Productions, INC. Workaholics 50/50 Productions Odd Couple ABC Teachers TV Land/ King Street Productions, Inc. One Mississippi Amazon Video Loosely Exactly Nicole Dir. Linda Mendoza Stuck in the Middle Horizon Productions Inc. Key & Peele Comedy Central / Dir. Peter Atencio 2 Broke Girls CBS / Dir. Don Scardino Dancing with The Stars – Carly Rae Jepsen ABC Saturday Night Live – Carly Rae Jepsen NBC Good Morning America – Carly Rae Jepsen ABC Ellen – Carly Rae Jepsen Warner Bros TV Jimmy Kimmel Live – Carly Rae Jepsen ABC Garfunkel & Oates HBO / IFC / Dir. Ryan McFaul / Dir. Fred Savage Children’s Hospital Adult Swim / Dir. David Wain, Rob Corddry Comedy Bang Bang IFC / Dir. Benjamin Berman NTSF:SD:SUV Adult Swim / Dir. Danny Jelinek The Birthday Boys IFC/ Dir. Bob Odenkirk, Jefferson Dutton Angel from Hell CBA / Don Scardino Another Period Comedy Central / Dir. Jeremy Konner This Show Will Get You High Comedy Central / Dir. Eric Appel, Matt Besser My Music Fine Brothers Entertainment Dirty Work RIDES TV / Dir. Eric Appel FILM Ibiza Dir. Alex Richanbach/ Prod. Will Ferrell, Adam McKay Under the Silver Lake Dir. David Robert Mitchell Other People Chris Kelly, Adam Scott Freak Dance Don’t Think Productions / Dir. Matt Besser The Future Roadside Attractions / Dir. Miranda July Love at The Christmas Table Lifetime TV / Dir. Rachel Goldenberg Escape from Polygamy Lifetime TV / Dir. Rachel Goldenberg High Road Dir. Matt Besser COMMERCIALS Pandora “Be You” TOOL Dupont Hungry Man Productions Adidas VIVO Films California Lottery Dir. Clay Weiner/ Biscuit Films The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Promo Netflix / Caviar Trident “Phone Keys Gum” feat. Tom Lennon Dir. David Wain Southwest Airlines GSD&M Qualcomm “Shoulda Had a Snapgragon” Dir. Gifted Youth Cheerios “80’s” Saatchi & Saatchi Glossed & Found “Summer Swim Editorial” D. Graham Kostic MUSIC VIDEOS Pharrell Williams “Happy” WE ARE FROM LA / Iconoclast Logic “All Together Now” What Fun, LLC Logic ft. Damian Lemar “Black SpiderMan” RSA/ Black Dog Weird Al “Foil” Nick Cannon / College Humor Taboo “Zumbao” Trevor White Caroline Smith “Eagle’s Nest” Good Night Sleeps, LLC Bonnie McKee “Live” Billboard Studios Aloe Blacc “Love Is the Answer” (Asst. Choreographer) Chor. Ryan Heffington MOVEMENT COACHING/CHOREOGRAPHY FOR ACTORS Ryan Gosling, Bruno Mars, Amy Poehler, Paul Rudd, David Wain, Bradley Cooper, Michaela Watkins, Kenny G, Lance Bass, Ashley Tisdale, Missi Pyle, Chris Kattan, Thomas Lennon, David Wain, Danikca McKellar, Jack Falaehee, Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele, Paul Rust, Reggie Watts, Scott Aukerman, Lea Thompson, Casey Wilson, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Michael Kenneth Williams, Sonja Sohn, Andre Royo, Felicia "Snoop" Pearson, Bonnie Mckee, Cedric Yarborough, Gary Anthony Williams, Rob Corddry, Ken Marino, Henry Winkler, Malin Ackerman, Erin Hayes, Megan Mullally, Rob Huebel, Lake Bell, Matt Besser, Matt Walsh, Ian Roberts, Paul F. Tompkins, Riki Lindhome Kate Micucci, Paul Sheer, June Diane Raphael, Marilu Henner, Danielle Schnieder, Jon Daly, Angela Trimbur, Drew Droege, Bryan Safi, Kyle Mooney, Beck Bennett, Nick Rutherford, Nathan Barnatt, Howard Kremer, Nick Thune, Glen Howerton, Yvonne Strahovski, The Apple Sisters, The Birthday Boys, A Kiss From Daddy, University of Missouri Golden Girls, Upright Citizens Brigade & Groundlings Performers. .
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