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kim blank choreographer selected credits contact: 818 509-0121 < FILM > Sironia * To be released Dir. Brandon Dickerson / Kaboom Productions Material Girls / Starring Hilary and Haylie Duff Dir. Martha Coolidge / Maverick Films Ray / Starring Jamie Foxx (Beach Scene) Dir. Taylor Hackford / Universal Pictures Introducing Dorothy Dandridge / Starring Halle Berry Dir. Martha Coolidge / HBO / Esparza-Katz Productions Stuck in the Suburbs Dir. Savage Steve Holland / The Disney Channel The Next Best Thing / Starring Madonna Dir. John Schlesinger / Lakeshore Entertainment Almost a Woman Dir. Betty Kaplan / PBS / Alt Films Mad About Mambo / Starring Keri Russell Dir. John Forte / Phoenix Pictures Out to Sea / Starring Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon Dir. Martha Coolidge / Twentieth Century Fox The Mambo Kings / Associate Choreographer Dir. Arne Glimcher / Warner Brothers Hook / Tinkerbell Choreography Dir. Steven Spielberg / TriStar Pictures Evita / Assistant Choreographer Dir. Alan Parker / Cinergi < COMMERCIALS > Target / Fall Fashion ‘06 Dir. Les Ekker / Digital Domain Dancing With The Stars Promo Stun Creative USA Network Dir. Juan Delcan / Spontaneous Burger King Dir. Len Fink & Jonathon Ker / Stardust Studios Febreze Dir. Brent Thomas / Green Dot Films Mattel / Barbie Dir. Juan Delcan / V12 Productions Marshall Fields Dir. Liz Friedlander / DNA Ross Dir. Rich Michell / Twist Film Productions Intel Dir. Michael Patterson / Rhythm & Hues Dr. Pepper Dir. Leslie Dektor / Dektor Higgins & Associates Hanes Dir. Joe Pytka / Pytka Productions Revlon / with Cindy Crawford Dir. Herb Ritts / Ritts Hayden, Inc. Clothestime Dir. Joe Murray / Shadowrock Productions < TELEVISION > Parenthood Dir. Bob Berlinger / NBC Dance Machine ABC Journeyman NBC ABC Promo / Dancing with the Stars Dir. Rob Zimmerman / Stun Creative That’s So Raven Various Episodes / Disney Channel I’m With Her / featuring Jim Belushi Dir. Ted Wass / WB Television / Tollin / Robbins Even Stevens / “Influenza: The Musical” Dir. Sean McNamara / Disney Channel Felicity Dir. Keith Samples / Imagine Nikki Dir. Gerry Cohen / WB Television Lizzie Mcguire Dir. Timothy Busfield / Disney Channel The Hughleys Dir. Steve Zuckerman / Greenblatt Janollari < STAGE > Kiss of the Spider Woman / Assistant Choreographer for V. Paterson Dir. Harold Prince / Livent Inc. < VIDEOS > The Brian Setzer Orchestra / “In The Mood” Dir. Eric Heimbold / Johnson-Burnett Productions Marshall Dyllon / “Live It Up” Dir. Junkermann-Reynoso / Dreamcatcher Entertainment Michael Jackson / (Assistant Choreographer) “Blood on the Dance Floor” Dir./Chor. Vincent Paterson / Dark Light Pictures .

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