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- Demo Reel -
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- Grass Underfoot -
Dancers: Candace Sanchez & Andrew Acosta
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- Swarovski -
AVIDDIVA Productions: Dustin Robertson
Dancers: Emily Williams, Sarah Skogland, Valeska Miller
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- Ballet Barre -
Teachers: Stefan Wenta and Laura Fremont
Dancers: Katie Goring, Amelia Forrest, Ariana Emnace
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- Train Wreck -
Dancers: Marvin Millora
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- EDGie Trinis -
Dancers: Ariana Emnace, Katie Goring, Amelia Forrest
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- Trader Joe's -
Dancers: Krystal Ellsworth, Jonathan Stotlar,
Marvin Millora, Andrew Acosta
Laura has choreographed for film, commercial, theatre, and festival. She has worked with directors Dustin Robertson, Dan Lund, James Berry, Lee Theodore, Adam Parson, Mark Feorhinger, and more. She has choreographed for Swarovski “Sarabande”, the Richard Simmons Show, L.A.’s Morning Show, industrial-showcase for Sotheby’s, Shiseido at Carnegie Hall, and more. She is part of the new “happening” in internet-education, DancePlug! She has produced and choreographed for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, St. Jude Children’s Hospital, Carmel Arts Festival, Fairbanks Arts Festival, Mountain View Festival, Link Dance Theatre, Commonality Dance Company, EDGE Industry Showcase, the Rainbow Room in New York, and more.
Laura Fremont specializes in ballet choreography. Lines of beauty and strength easily incorporated to bring visual impact. Laura has vast experience in many dance genres to bring quick decisive choices to movement phrases.
Laura’s background is Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Theatre Dance, and Tap. She has a vast knowledge of style, dance history, and dance technique. Through training and choreographing, she is closely associated with many of the dancers in Los Angeles. Laura holds a position of respect in the dance community in her craft as a choreographer.