Bre Sterling
Bre Sterling is not your average choreographer - she's a force to be reckoned with! With over a decade of dance training, Bre has developed an unparalleled skill set that has landed her gigs all over the Southeast. Her incredible work ethic, humility, discipline, and consistency have helped her stand out in a crowded industry.
Bre's performance experience is impressive and diverse, including co-choreographing "should I or Should I?" in Atlanta and serving as the choreographer for "Hit A Lick" in Dunwoody. She's also choreographed pieces like "Drippin" and "Fitness" in Kennesaw, GA and "feet first" for the American College Dance Association. Bre's innovative approach to movement has earned her numerous accolades, including Best Choreography Awards at Kennesaw State University and the Bravo Competition.
Bre's dance training is also top-notch, having studied contemporary-modern, ballet, and tap at Kennesaw State University and various styles like Horton and Graham at The Royal Dance Academy. She's also a veteran of the Black Experience Dance Troupe in Washington, D.C.
When she's not performing or choreographing, Bre is a dedicated dance instructor who has worked at several renowned dance studios like Dan & Company Dance Studio and Atlanta Academy of Ballet and Dance. Her passion for educating the next generation of dancers shines through in everything she does.
Outside of dance, Bre has a unique set of skills that set her apart, including fluency in Patois and experience working with special needs students. She's also knowledgeable about injury prevention, a critical component of a dancer's success.
Bre's ultimate goal is to create thought-provoking dance videos that leave a lasting impact on viewers. She's always looking for ways to push the envelope and challenge herself creatively. With her talent, work ethic, and innovative spirit, there's no doubt that Bre Sterling is destined for greatness.
Choreographer | Teacher | Creative Director
Bre Sterling's teaching style is a game changer. Her classes are intense, detailed, and precise, incorporating popping and footwork with a focus on unwavering intensity and breath control. Bre has created a unique class structure that incorporates a "simon-says freestyle" instead of traditional cardio exercises, allowing students to be present and add their own flair to their movements. With constant repetition, auditory cues, and constructive corrections, Bre's students develop their memory, footwork, and traveling abilities while feeling the rhythm of the music in their bodies. Bre's ultimate goal is to make her students not just better dancers, but better movers that can take direction well. Bre has worked with countless students, and her impactful teaching style has helped them grow in ways they never thought possible.
Music Videos | Commercials | Competition Routines
