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  Camille Moten, a New Jersey native, is a dance and wellness artist, choreographer, educator, and curator who is passionate about the advancement of the arts as an embodied praxis for exchanging new information, inspiring community engagement, and transforming global consciousness. 

     Camille received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in dance degree from Temple University (Philadelphia, PA) while working with the PHILADANCO! 2nd Company, D/2, and upon graduation was admitted to Broadway Dance Center's Professional Semester Program in New York City. As a professional freelance artist, Camille had the pleasure of working with choreographers Kavin Grant, Kim Bears-Bailey, Christopher Rudd, Laurie M. Taylor, Ashlé Dawson, Sonia James Pennington, and many more. Camille served as Assistant Choreographer to Tony-Award winner Andre DeShields for Crossroads Theatre Company's revival of "Ain't Misbehavin'" at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), and debuted as Choreographer of the Tony-Award winning theatre company's production of "A Christmas Carol" at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center's (NBPAC) 2019 opening season! She also created and produced her first evening-length immersive theatre production, Ella's Trip in March 2019 and is thrilled to continue that work for a growing audience.

     Camille's independent choreographic work has been commissioned by BAAD! Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance, CoLAB Arts, Inc., and various festivals throughout the tristate. Camille has served as a faculty member at several institutions, intensives and festivals of dance, including Ballet Hispánico, Rutgers University, Temple University, and more. A dance scholar and arts advocate in the field, she was named as a 2020 Finalist for the US Fulbright Student Researcher Award for the Commission of Mexico and the United States (COMEXUS). She also served as Vice Chairman of the Dance/NYC Junior Committee Board from 2018-2019, and made her first written publication debut "Uncovering My Africanist Aesthetic: My Story as Research" in Black Dance Magazine's January 2020 issue.

      Camille obtained her Master of Fine Arts in dance degree from the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey in the spring of 2019 as part of the department’s inaugural program cohort. Her certifications also include a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher certification from Hot Yoga Revolution, a Baptist Power Yoga affiliate studio, and a Reiki Level 1 Certification with The Ususi System of Natural Healing through her Reiki Master Teacher, Ivan Rose Potter. Camille is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, and she loves to write, practice yoga, host events, spend time with loved ones, and take care of her plants! xo