Jeffrey Boom Louiziawas born and raised in Boston, MA. Jeffrey Louizia discovered his love for dance right in the middle of his home. Being a part of a culture where dance is the center of everyday life. He knew that it was written in the stars that dance was going to be a massive part of his life. Attending a performing arts high called Boston Arts Academy, he became proficient in many styles of dance. Jeffrey has studied extensively in ballet, tap, modern jazz, modern, hip hop, and  krump as well as traditional Haitian Folk dance. He has studied with such dance masters as Dianne Walker of "Black & Blue", Mark Morris, Bill T. Jones and Mandy Moore. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Dance from Dean College. Mr. Louizia’s performances have taken him all across New England, up and down the Eastern US seaboard, West Coast, and internationally. His strong base in choreography has led him to choreograph for MC Hammer,  The Disney Show, The Andi Mac show, Kia, doTERRA, and to co-choreograph for one of the top hitmakers in pop named Poo Bear who wrote major hits for artists like Justin Bieber, and to choreograph for a national touring band called The Salamanders. Jeffrey is the director for the Millennium Dance Complex Hip Hop Boom Crew in Salt Lake City.  Since moving to Los Angeles he has been in many music videos and industrials including Featured Dancer in the movie Dear Dumb Diary, Sketchers, Black Eyed Peas “Rock Your Body,” Taio Cruz “Dirty Picture,” Ace Hood ft lil Wayne and Rick Ross "Hustle" and American Idol winner Alexandra Burke’s “Start Without You.” He also performed with Odyssey Dance Theater for 5 years performing productions Thriller and Romeo and Juliet, touring the US and Europe. Jeffrey Louizia's ultimate passion is to teach, motivate and inspire as well as being inspired by all who share and do not share his love for dance. He truly believes that by using the platform of dance, we can practice believing in ourselves and really discovering our capabilities to maximize on our life and embrace our infinite worth! Unapologetically being ourselves and vibrating to our max, revealing what he calls the realest version of you!!

Morgen Call is a professional dancer, instructor and choreographer who has a love for creative movement and artistic expression. She started dancing at the age of 9 when she instantly knew she had a passion for dance. Morgen attended and trained at Pioneer High School for the Performing Arts along with many other studios including The Dance Club, Millennium Dance Complex SLC and various others outside of the state. She has a strong foundation in Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, House, Jazz Funk, Freestyle & Improvisation. Morgen has had the privilege of traveling the world to perform in shows for Fashion Week and has been a featured dancer in commercials such as Fabletics and KIA.  She is currently in her third season of dancing professionally with Junction Dance Company and is an instructor for their Youth Program. Morgen teaches Jazz Funk at Millennium Dance Complex SLC where she welcomes all levels and provides a safe space to explore creativity, advance in skills, and have fun! She aspires to help young movers find their own voice within dance without comparison or judgment. Morgen is grateful to be a part of a dance community that stands for unity, love, and inclusion. 

Aiveni Wolfgramm found his love for dance through his late cousin, Siaosi Brown. Inspired by a YouTube parody video from NigaHiga, they learned a style called ‘finger tutting.’ They would collaborate frequently and perform for their family reunions and high school talent shows. Siaosi provided an opportunity for Polynesians to be recognized for more than sports and express the artistic nature in their veins. Aiveni plans to nurture the beautiful seed he planted for as long as he can. Aiveni has trained in Popping, Locking, House and New Jack. His style consists of fast, intricate movements with a lot of hand gestures (thanks to his early foundation in Finger Tutting). Aiveni’s performing opportunities include: Touring in China, competing in WOD Hawaii/ California, Colorado’s Verve, performing at the US Bank Stadium, performing with local companies like Junction, Boom Crew and Nutribe and dancing for local artist music videos. He’s had the pleasure of teaching weekly at Millennium Dance Complex and setting pieces on Utah companies and crews like Junction, Underground, Boom Crew and Esprit. Aiveni hopes to promote an uplifting and fun environment in whatever space he can take. Teaching what’s been taught to him and passing it down however he can- student by student, friend by friend.

Martina Jorgensenis a recent graduate from Utah Valley University with a BFA in Modern Dance Performance. While pursuing her degree at UVU, Martina performed for Synergy, CDE, and Mos.A.I.C dance companies where she had the opportunity to work with many incredible guest choreographers including Mike Esperanza, Carl Flink, and Kumiko Kashiwagi. Martina was chosen to be a part of the re-staging and performance of Doris Humphrey’s masterful work, Passacaglia, by Jennifer Scanlan and Nina Watt alongside members of Repertory Dance Theater as a guest, student performer, and has also performed with Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company as a guest in Daniel Sharon’s work, Aberrations of Light. Since graduating she has choreographed and performed nationally and internationally, most recently traveling to China to perform with the Sino-American Cultural Exchange Program with Hip Hop Crew, FWD. Martina has taught for RDT’s Dance Center and choreographs for studios and companies throughout the state. She is so excited and grateful to be back home at UVU, now teaching Hip Hop courses and having the opportunity to build and direct a new Hip Hop Crew, Esprit d.c. Martina has always had a passion for creating and sharing meaningful art, and she is excited for the chance to make artistic opportunities more accessible to many populations, to help build dance in academia, and endeavor to connect cultures with dance as a bridge. 

Ammon Brown is a Utah based choreographer, teacher, and freestyle artist. Throughout his life, dance has been an integral part of his family culture, friend circle, and has also served as an individual creative outlet. Ammon is trained in a variety of styles including Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop and traditional Polynesian forms. He attended Weber State University on a dance performance scholarship as well as Utah Valley University where he performed with Mos.A.I.C Dance Co. While living in South Africa for two years, Ammon found a love for teaching and sharing with others through dance. He continues to choreograph and teach at studios and Universities throughout Utah.

Ashlynn Bagley has been dancing since she was three years old. She danced at L2D in Kaysville, Utah where she was trained in jazz, ballet, tap, contemporary, and hip hop. In high school, she was a part of Davis High’s Dance Company and was the school’s Dance Sterling Scholar. She danced two seasons with Mos.A.I.C Dance Co. at UVU. She was also a part of Boom Crew at Millennium Dance Complex SLC for a year where they competed at the World of Dance Championships. She loves teaching and choreographing and especially loves the dance community and how it can bring people together.

BuddyLove is an artistic human being. Who has dived into the dance community of Utah. Finding love for the art in ways through freestyle movement, Hip-hop, dancehall, house and other styles of dance. This has led him to work professionally for HSMTMTS, Diplo, Nick Cannon, Banks & more. He loves to share this art with others and express authentically. His new love is teaching others and creating a space to grow and dive in people’s passion to movement!