Choreographer Tanisha Scott Brings Her Dance Moves To the Movies
Posted on March 14, 2008 10:00 AM
Tanisha recently added work as an actress to her resume, with her role in the recent dance film How She Move. Since beginning her career as a dancer for Mya and her choreography work with Sean Paul, Tanisha's visibility has increased tremendously. Tanisha says much of this has to do with having good representation.
Get Good Representation
You need to get an agent, when people go looking for choreographers the only way to get out there is if you can market yourself through an agent or if you have a website that shows your work.
In addition to dancing and acting in How She Move, Tanisha also choreographed moves for Solange Knowles and Hayden Panettiere for their film Bring It On: All or Nothing and she is currently working as a movement coach on the set of the new Biggie biopic Notorious .
Comments
I'll make this brief.....I am looking for someone to fully design a myspace page gearing towards a business objective.....this would NOT be a myspace page for entertainment (however i would like the same graphics, digital animation; just as effective etc), but this page is strictly for business purposes. If you are not extremely talented; i am not requesting your service. Payment will be arranged upon performance and results. My aim is the best way to reach me : Avalon Artorius. Again, im calling out all computer "geeks", people who specialize in computer science, who can design a myspace for business, that will professional, 'state of the art", informative, and computer friendly. Thank you, please respond immediately. My email is avalonartorius. I would like to see any past/previous work. The type of person i am looking for? Ambitious and innovative etc. I am losing sleep over the sucess of this page; your dedication and accesibility and attention must be the same. Thank you.
BIG up Tanisha, keep doing your thing mama! God Bless you always! :)
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