For the stage
Artist & Performer Choreography
- Format
- Private, by appointment
- Session
- 60 minutes
- Investment
- By quote
- Location
- Seattle, WA
Choreography and movement coaching for artists, performers, and creative projects — rooted in musicality, intention, and a strong point of view.
Movement that carries the performance.Seattle · WA
The work
Built around the way you move.
For a performer, choreography is more than steps. It is timing, intention, spacing, and the way a single gesture can change the temperature of a room. The work needs to serve the artist, not the other way around.
Ernesto brings two decades of performing, teaching, and choreographing across styles — from American ballroom and Latin to house, Afro-Cuban, and hip-hop. That range makes him a useful collaborator for artists working across disciplines and for performances that refuse to sit in one lane.
Who it is for
- Musicians and recording artists building live movement
- Dancers and actors preparing for stage or screen
- Creative teams looking for movement direction
- Performers who want to sharpen presence and musicality
What is included
- A complimentary 30-minute intro consultation
- Concept, music, and movement development
- Choreography and rehearsal direction
- Coaching for presence, spacing, and camera awareness
- A scope and quote agreed before work begins
Availability and scope are confirmed individually for each project.
How it works
Simple from the first hello.
No pressure and no payment online. You send a request; the studio reviews it and confirms the details with you directly.
Share your goals
Start with a complimentary 30-minute intro. Tell us what you want to feel, where you want to dance, and what music matters to you.
Choose your format
Private lessons, couples work, a celebration routine, or a custom project. We recommend a format and a realistic timeline.
Arrange your time
Pick an available slot through the booking page. The studio reviews and confirms your request before it becomes an appointment.
Learn, refine, own it
Build the movement lesson by lesson, then polish it until it feels natural. The final goal is always confidence, not a perfect count.
Keep exploring
Other ways to work together.
For the stage
Ready when you are.
Tell us a little about your goals and we will recommend the right starting point for artist & performer choreography.