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| Shane Sparks on FOX's "So You Think You Can Dance" |
Born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, Shane Sparks recognized his talent for dance at an early age, performing in hometown talent shows and high school showcases. After graduating from high school, Shane Sparks moved to Los Angeles to pursue his dreams. Shane Sparks began subbing a hip-hop class at the Millennium Dance Complex, formerly known as Moro Landis, now located in the No Ho Arts District. Shane Sparks' class quickly grew from three people to a record 175.
Shane Sparks has worked with artists such as Lindsay Lohan for the 2004 "MTV Movie Awards," Marques Houston, Omarion and Corbin Bleu, as well as on the films "You Got Served" and the sequel "Back Down." Shane Sparks played a major role in artist development for O'Ryan, N2U and Aksent (the 18-year-old beauty who toured with Chris Brown). Shane Sparks was also the choreographer for *NSYNC's 2004 "Challenge for the Children" Celebrity Basketball Game at the Office Depot Center in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Shane Sparks was a judge for the 2004 World Hip-Hop Championship, and a choreographer for the Wade Robson Convention held in Miami. Recently Shane Sparks has been in demand to teach master classes and workshops from Florida to Japan. Shane Sparks' face can be spotted on every dance publication and website across the globe. Shane Sparks has choreographed promos for ESPN as well as Nationwide Urban Jams Dance Convention, and "The Steve Harvey Big Time Show." Shane Sparks has even made a guest appearance on the urban youth show "Hip Hop Harry."
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