Svea Schneider was born and raised in Landau, Germany. She has been dancing and moving all her Life! After attending the Iwanson School for contemporary dance, she moved to NYC in 2003 to pursue her dancing career. In 2006 she received her Extraordinary Artist Visa for the U.S. and since then has been working as a dancer, choreographer and dance teacher. Svea has been trained in Jazz and Modern Dance but found her passion in the street dance styles such as House, Hip Hop, Breakdance and Hustle. Recently she has immersed herself into Aerial dance (Silk) and Acrobatics as well as Acro Yoga. Svea has taught and performed throughout Germany, the UK, the US, Canada, Dubai, India and Peru. She has danced for Vissi Dance Theater, Hydroflo Movement and extensively toured the US and the UK with the all female hip hop company Decadancetheatre, in which she danced and co-choreographed from 2006 until 2008. From 2008 to 2010, Svea successfully co-created, co- choreographed and co-produced the Off-off Broadway show “Crazy Sexy Disco”. In 2010 she founded KINEMATIK Dance Theater of which she is the artistic director and head choreographer. As a dancer, Svea has performed at such renowned stages as the South Bank Center in London, Liverpool Playhouse, B Supreme Festival, Bumbershoot and Jacobs Pillow. She has danced in the Off-Broadway Shows Carnival Girls and Prince Williamsburg and was subject of a documentary series released in Germany in 2011. Svea has worked for film, TV and commercials, working with companies and artists such as Getty Images, Hasbro, Mitchum, Chris Cornell, Timbaland, Lil’ John, MTV TRL, BET, ABC Networks “The View”, Eska Music Video Awards, MTV India and Pilobolus Creative Services, Svea holds a Bachelor degree in Individualized Study with a concentration in “Dance as a Manifestation of the Self” from the NYU Gallatin School. Svea also currently teaches Hip Hop for children at the Peridance Capezio Center as well as PS 158.
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Kristina Martinez holds a BA from UCLA in the World, Arts, and Culture program and recently received her MA in Dance Education (NYU Steinhardt School of Education). Kristina trained with the Dance Theater of Harlem, Alonzo King Contemporary Ballet, Urban Bush Women, Alvin Ailey and Rennie Harris. She has had her work displayed at major festivals such as ACDFA (American Collegiate Dance Festival Association) and NYU Master’s and Faculty concerts. Kristina received her diploma from the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts where she was Dance Department Representative and Musical Theater Assistant Choreographer. She has worked with Jaime Foxx, T-Pain and Common and choreographed for Leaf and Sky Blue of LMFAO. Besides dance, Ms. Martinez had the pleasure of working on the production of Wonderland at the Joyce Theater with Gallim Dance under the direction of Andrea Miller. She currently teaches for the Leadership Program and at MS 51 in Park Slope with Julie Klein and serves as director of education for KINEMATIK Dance Theater.
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Shraddha Borawake (Multi Media Artist) was born and brought up in Pune, Maharashtra, India. She has been a photographer for 9 years, assisting commercial photographers in Pune, Mumbai, Atlanta and New York since the age of 19. She completed a certificate course in Advertising Photography at the Creative Circus Atlanta. In 2006, she completed a yearlong certificate course in Documentary Fine Art Photography at the International Center of Photography. Shraddha’s multifaceted artwork is based in photographic media. She incorporates aspects of documentation, community involvement, media literacy, fashion animation, performance and dance in her mixed media projects, which have been shown in galleries and displayed in public spaces. Her work has been exhibited at the Zimmerli Art Museum, at Rutgers University NJ, DUMBO Arts Festival in Brooklyn, Center of Fine Art Photography in Colorado, New Orleans Photo Alliance, Union Docs Brooklyn, Umbrella Arts Gallery New York, School of International Photography Gallery and Gallatin Galleries at New York University where she completed her Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study. Additionally, Shraddha’s commercial photographic work has been published in Seventeen India, Daily News and Analysis Mumbai, and fashion blogs such as Vogue India, Don’t Shoe Me and Republic of Chic. As well, she has photographed campaigns for Tide, Perfetti Van Melle, and Lakme in Mumbai. As of 2013 Shraddha’s interest lies predominantly in public display and community based work which in India have been viewed by thousands of viewers ranging from highways to hills.

