Amanda Carmassi has been teaching, performing and choreographing since 2003. She founded the Azusa Pacific University Dance Organization, which now hosts three dance charity events to fundraise for anti-trafficking organizations every year. She has placed at World of Dance competitions, performing with teams such as the Corps Dance Crew and Natural St8, as well as at Hip Hop International, Maxt Out, and many other venues across Southern California. Amanda has performed at San Diego Comic-Con, Los Angeles Comic-Con, and Wondercon with the Corps Dance Crew, and danced on Azteca America and at Knott’s Berry Farm with Movin’ On Up Productions. She has worked with several recording artists, including Jessica Domingo and Caleb Trask, and has recently founded a production company called Never Not Chillin in 2018. The company has already produced many choreography concept videos and music videos with a wide array of artists and collaborators. As an actress, she has starred in a number of short films, the most recent of which, “Eden,” was featured at Outfest Film Festival.