years of formal instruction in all areas of dance (ballet, jazz, tap, modern, and gymnastics), Kelly's versatility and energetic style puts her in high demand as a teacher, choreographer, and sought after competition judge. She began competing in cheerleading competitions in high school and did cheer and dance choreography on a local and collegiate level where she was a varsity cheerleader at Duke University with her twin sister. Kelly's professional experience reads like a Who's Who in Dance/Cheer: Atlanta Falcons Cheerleader for 6 years, Squad Captain for 4 years, selected as NFL Pro Bowl Representative for the AFC; AFC Cheerleader of the Year); Guest Choreographer for Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders for field and half time routines, Private Dance Instructor/Choreographer for numerous top-notch competition dance & cheer squads, Featured Dancer in MC Hammer's "2 Legit to Quit" Video, and Featured Dancer in James Slaters' "All I Want From Santa is a Girl from Atlanta" Video. Kelly now is co-owner of Dance and Cheers 2 You!, the Adult Fitness director at Lisa's Dance Spot, and Owner of Tweaker Inc., a creative consulting business. Kelly believes in strong technique and discipline showered with love and fun for all dancers and cheerleaders.

parade is when her parents noticed her passion and ability to dance. As the marching bands came parading down MLK Dr. Aja stole the show, so much that she was placed on a car so that the crowd forming around her could see her. At the age of 4 she was enrolled in McClendon School of Dance. While at MSD she was professionally trained in Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Modern, African, and Praise and Worship. At the age of 12, with the extensive training she was required, with the rest of her company class, to audition for a spot in the summer program at Alvin Ailey Dance Company and Dance Theater of Harlem. Aja was accepted into both programs and was given partial scholarships. Upon receiving the scholarships the Principal of Chapel Hill Middle School, Dr. Shakir, awarded Aja with the Exceptional Talent and Greatest Achievement award. While in high school Aja auditioned and secured a spot on the 2000-2001 Southwest Dekalb Dancing Divas. Under the instruction of Kiara "KiKi" Ely, the SWD Divas received several awards and accolades. The SWD Divas were also voted the best Auxiliary in Atlanta. As a junior at SWD, Aja was offered scholarships to dance in college. Aja's senior she was chosen to be Head Captain of the SWD Divas. After graduating high school, Aja immediately began teaching dance at Conservatory School of Arts and Dance. While teaching at CSAD she was offered a position with a new dance company for adults called Melodic Movements. After joining Melodic Movements Aja was not only teaching dance but also performing and showcasing her talents around the city of Atlanta. While with Melodic Movements Aja has performed on BET's Monique Show, Jezebel Magazine New Year's Party, Hypoxtica 404 Showcase, BET's Hip Hop awards and many more shows around Atlanta. While performing Aja was approached by a concern parent of North Atlanta High School in search of a coach for the Marching Warriors Silver Stars. After meeting with the Band and Performing Arts Directors, Aja was chosen to lead the 2010 Silver Stars. The Silver Stars competed and various competitions like Battle of the Dance Lines and received superior rating. Currently Aja is working on a summer camp the concentrates on technical training for middle and high school students. This camp will reconstruct the image and the quality of high school dance teams over the metro Atlanta area as well as give everyone an equal platform to be able to compete and win in competitions. The camp is called, A Little Movement!

She also worked at Tokyo Disneyland in Japan. Autumn performed with the Radio City Rockettes for 7 years and was extremely honored to be apart of such a prestigious, internationally known group. She was one of Radio City's main Rockettes chosen to give interviews for radio, newspapers and television. Autumn has also danced for Holland America Cruise Lines, Perichoresis Dance Company in NYC, the Olympic Game Opening Ceremony and performed at several Universities in Africa. Among her other experiences include work in film and television with musical groups such as Outkast and appearances on The Today Show, CNN, Waterboy, Rosewood, The Division, First Women Magazine, America's Health Network and as a contestant on Nickelodeon's game show Guts. Along with her dance career, she was a high school dance team coach and graduated from the University of Florida with a BS in Telecommunications and a Minor in Theatre. She then continued her education in NYC at The Kane School for Pilates and The School for Film and Television. She currently teaches, judges competitions and choreographs dances and musicals across the country. Autumn is also the producer of Project Dance Atlanta! www.AutumnMorgenstern.com

and an unparalleled natural ability, Jacques Anthony Bell is one of Atlanta’s best kept secrets in entertainment. Known as the “Jacques” of all trades, he has grown to encompass a multifaceted range of talents from dance and choreography to music, theater, and film. Originally from Montego Bay, Jamaica, Mr. Bell relocated to Long Island, New York where at a tender age he began to exhibit a noticeable love for the arts. Years later he again relocated to his current home of Atlanta, Georgia where as a high school student, he received countless accolades as an instrumentalist, performing in some of Georgia’s most accomplished student and professional ensembles. This foundation in music was further augmented at the University of Georgia where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Music Education from the Hugh Hodgson School of Music and became a highly sought-after Musician, Music Educator, and Clinician. It was while at the University of Georgia that Jacques began to explore and develop his skills as a Dancer/Choreographer. He was initiated as a member of the Zeta Iota Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated and performed, choreographed, and instructed with the Xtreme male dancers, Georgia Dymes Dance Team, Pamoja Dance Company, Kappa Alpha Psi Step Team, Dance FX dance studios, and founded the GDX Dance Company, which accepts 20-25 gifted dancers annually. While quickly gaining recognition for his work with industry personalities such as Def Jam recording artist Ne-Yo, Mr. Bell began to receive numerous high profile opportunities in Music Videos, Television, and Stage Productions, with his work being showcased on major television networks including MTV, BET, and VH1. He has similarly been afforded the opportunity to work with noted aggregations such as the Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders, the Atlanta Hawks “A Town” Dancers, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Jacques has also selected head choreographer for three consecutive years of Metro Atlanta’s Precision Inc. Band Camp, one of the nation’s premier clinics for musicians and dancers. His expertise in this genre later landed him the coveted position as Choreographer of VH1’s “Drumline: A New Beat”. Mr. Bell continues to instruct and perform in various capacities with elementary, high school, college, and professional musicians and dancers, and has been named Head Choreographer and Asst. Stage Director of the new -Columbia Artist Management- Production “DrumLine Live”. He attributes his success as a dancer/choreographer to his strong foundation in the fundamentals of music and is driven by the belief that there is always more to learn. Jacques is highly motivated in perfecting his craft and is currently the Principal Saxophonist of the Atlanta Wind Symphony, head of the Gwinnett School of Dance Hip-Hop department and Studio director at Ikonic Atlanta Dance Studio.