Along with dancing professionally and teaching, I love creating choreography. I have been delving intensely into choreography within the past few years, between creating my own companies and making work for the communities in many ideas of collaborations. I have always considered myself as a creator, through my artistic paintings and creating pieces on students, and have always really enjoyed creating deep, impacting work. I value creating pieces with meaning and strong organic movement. I’ve been really blessed to have so much opportunity to create work from professionally back up dancing, to gigs for weddings and modeling shows, music videos, etc. My dance company focuses on the idea that there is always a bigger picture. I enjoy creating full length presentations, and love the challenge when asked to create an artistic vison within the community. Creating works for such events like Charlie Price's fashion show or the live painting event I did called 'Girls Who Paint in Lingerie'. Price labled Bl!nk Modern Dance Company and my choreography for their show "The punk rock of modern dance".

Creating modern dance work has always been my favorite; as interpretation has always been my biggest fascination. In my college education, my senior thesis involved creating my own full-length show in which I portrayed Margaret Keane’s love life, Jackson Pollock's versatility, and Degas’ love for dancers. Also in Michigan, I choreographed a work for students based on the topic of bullying that toured to different schools in the area. I am invited back yearly as a guest choreographer for UBC and YGAP competitions at Onyx Dance Studio in Sarasota, Florida.  I enjoy film work and was able to create some very special works between myself and my students.

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Below is a video of piece I choreographed for students; Brenn, Kaleigh, Jane, and Priya and Virtuosity Dance Centre with Nick Del Luca.

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In July 2021, Gabrielle Palmatier Marshall, Artistic Director at the amazing Evergreen School of Ballet asked me to teach a four-day Contemporary Ballet Workshop. 

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This video is of their in-studio performance.

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As a choreographer/director, I strive to allow dancers to express what they are feeling and make them part of the creative process.  Thanks to Abigail, Alaithia, Asher, Harlee, Lizzie, Peyton, and Phin for transforming my vision into art.