The Toronto International Film Festival will celebrate one of Canada’s favourite pastimes at its start this year, with organizers announcing that Score: A Hockey Musical has landed the prestigious opening night gig. Read more…
Congratulations to Score: A Hockey Musical for scoring the Gold spot for the opening of TIFF. Had so much fun dancing and doing some choreography, along side Amy Wright.
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I was fortunate enough to be a contestant on the very first SYTYCDCanada. It was an amazing, unforgettable experience. After a very exciting finish, I received 3rd place honors, and am continuing to pursue many different avenues of performance.
Here, I’m posting performances, workshops, and more about my local, and, away events.
VERY soon after that season’s finale, I joined Amanda Morra in her first video “The Music”.
It was great to work with Amanda and her crew. We did an Etalk interview together as well promoting her video.
Here are the clips!
BizBash Toronto says “For the all – female Precious Metal Gala….”
Giving, winning, dance, & glam. A great night was had by all.
Here’s a video of our performances!
Yes Shawn! Had so much fun working with you!
Linda and Luther amazing!
“We’re all good friends,” Miles says about the SYTYCDC alumni.
“We’re all really tight.”
It was great to work with Blake in his first video “The Night” Always amazing dancing with SYTYCDC, and other dancers!
Here it is!
Uncharted Sounds Dixie Gong interviewed Miles before the Dances of Offering benefit show.
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Produced by Protocol Entertainment for MTV in association with CTV, the two-hour telefilm focuses on one girl’s struggle to realize her dreams – no matter how out of reach they may be. “TURN THE BEAT AROUND” was filmed in Toronto and Hamilton. Choreographed by SYTYCDC judge Tré Armstrong, the cast also features Season 1 Top 4 finalists Miles Faber and Natalli Reznik, alongside Top 20 competitors Caroline Torti, Bre Wong and Tamina Pollack-Paris.
Miles took to the runway for VATA Brasil during Toronto’s LG Fashion Week.
The show was choreographed by Mark Samuels.
Photos by Melissa Try
About her Street Jazz Workshop with Miles, Lindsay said:
“Miles Faber (So You Think You Can Dance Canada Finalist Season 1) came and taught an amazing ‘Michael Jackson’ inspired street jazz routine on October 15, 2009.
Miles had so much energy and made the class even that more enjoyable because of his personality. He is a great teacher and talented dancer and we look forward to bringing him back again soon!”
At the Top 10 Tour show in Ottawa, Miles took his video camera on stage to video the crowd of 10,000 people who came to dig the show!