Ariana Grande - In My Head

The pop videographer, beloved by the likes of Petra Collins , Paris Hilton and Pat McGrath , is known for a mash-up style and distinct aesthetic that scored him a role as Vogue’s visual content creator, until leaving to pursue a freelance career. Bardia Zeinali grew up in Vancouver, Canada, dreaming of becoming a musician. However, he turned to video instead. While at Vogue, he posted clips of Anna Wintour in her office for the publication’s Snapchat and created short and quickly viral videos on celebrities like Beth Ditto, as well as recordings at the Women’s March in Washington DC and the post-election Trump protests. He also shot the videos at the Met Gala 2018, where he made photobooth-style clips with the Met as a backdrop, starring Rihanna, Katy Perry and Anna Wintour. In early 2018, he left Vogue to pursue a freelance career, scoring clients like pop star Troye Sivan along the way, for whom he made a video for his latest single, “Bloom.” Zeinali lives on the Lower East Side in New York.

Brian and Scott Nicholson are Dancer/Singer/Artists that have a diverse movement background with the passion and heart to match. Since moving to New York City, these twin dancers have accomplished notable goals which keep them pushing further. With Artist Credits that include Janet Jackson, Kelly Rowland, Beyonce, Daddy Yankee, Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey, and Jaicko, as well as Commercial credits including “Saturday Night Live,” Playstation, ESPN, AT&T, Samsung, MYSUIT etc. Their experience only adds to their enthusiasm for learning and sharing. They continue to gain industry knowledge Performing and Touring with shows and Companies such as Sean Kingston “Tomorrow” World Tour, Michelle Dorrance Dance, Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, and Monsters of Hip-Hop(cast of 2010). They have worked closely with various Choreographers/Artistic Directors such as Gil Dudulao, Rhapsody James, Laurieann Gibson, Luam, Jermaine Brown, and Tanisha Scott just to name a few. Hailing from Ohio with a Bachelors Degree in Dance and Business from The University Of Akron, they pride themselves in being well rounded and focus on artistry and versatility. Technically trained in areas such as Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Hip-Hop, and Street Jazz, they teach about the close relationships that each dance art form have to one another.

Max Colt' is a visual effects producer and supervisor. He won MTV Video Music Award in 2015 for Best Visual Effects for his work on music video for Justin Bieber, Skrillex and Diplo and 2016 MTV Video Music Award for Coldplay "Up&Up" music video.