Mackenzie Martin

Mackenzie Martin, an Oklahoma native, is a working dancer, teacher, and choreographer in Los Angeles. Her professional credits include music videos, back up dancing and performances with Missy Elliot, Polica, Sharaya; for Sephora, Ceasar’s Palace, and LA’s Choreographers Carnival; recording artists Hybrid Digital, Dez Cleo and Dario Benitez, and rap artist Oh Blimey.

Mackenzie was a featured dancer and character for the hit web-series for FLiRTv, and recently as a dancer on the upcoming web series, Destroy the Alpha Gammas. Mackenzie is a member of LA’s elite professional Jazz company, FLiRT Dancers, and can be seen in the company’s tri-annual full length company shows, and in various performances around Los Angeles. She has performed all over the LA and Las Vegas areas, including hot spots like Club Nokia, the Roosevelt Hotel, San Diego Pride, Dim Mak Studios, Spot 5750, Rolling Stone Lounge, Falcon’s Lounge, and Avalon.

Mackenzie is on faculty at International Dance Academy (IDA) Hollywood and Millennium Dance Complex OC. She also teaches jazz and contemporary for the IDA Certificate Program. She is the CEO and Co-Founder of Soul de Soul Dance Convention, where she travels and teaches on faculty. She is a judge for West Coast Dance Elite, and has had the privilege of teaching master classes in Los Angeles, New York City, Boston and through-out the Mid-West. She teaches locally in California at Impulse Dance Company, where she choreographs for the company.

Mackenzie is the Artistic Director for her Los Angeles based contemporary dance company, Geometry. Her choreography is well known for creating innovative, distinctive, and artistically grounded pictures. She has received numerous choreography awards and much recognition from dance competitions and conventions. Her work has been featured on MyIndieLife.tv, FLiRT dancers, and the Dancescape stage. She recently set choreography for the Oklahoma City Ballet Summer Intensive, and directed and co - produced a concept video for Green Light Dance Project in Dallas. Her distinctive movement style, technique and ear for music continue to bring her success in her endeavors as a dancer, teacher and choreographer. She is currently based in Los Angeles.