Kaylin Moore

Kaylin Moore is a Chicago-born, Los Angeles-based dance artist, educator, and choreographer currently pursuing a degree in Dance with an emphasis in Choreography and Performance and a minor in Education at Loyola Marymount University.

Her professional credits include concert works by James Gregg, Rosalynde LeBlanc, Lamar Baylor, Kara Janelle Wade, and Volta Collective; commercial work with Robert Green, Tyrik Patterson, Amanda Grind, MaryAnn Chavez, and Marquisa “Miss Prissy” Gardner; and a performance at an LA Rams halftime show. She has also appeared in Delaney Wilson’s Why I Fall and served as a dance captain for projects with Eva Igo, Lauren Froderman, Toogie, and James Gregg.

Kaylin has interned with LUME Dance Collective, supporting the production and marketing of their evening-length work Desolation, and currently works with dancer and choreographer Comfort Fedoke. She teaches throughout Los Angeles and is pursuing her California teaching credential in dance. She serves as President of Movement Exchange at LMU with a passion for helping dancers develop strong technique, confidence, and artistry.