Travis Wall

A visual musician, Travis Wall has been dancing since he was 3 years old, starting at his mother’s studio training in jazz, lyrical and contemporary. He has been nominated for an Emmy eight times for outstanding choreography and has won twice.

In his early years, Travis performed on the Showstopper American Dance Championships television show, where he, along with Dance Energy, won the competition. Travis first got his career started at 9 where he was known as the "Dr. Pepper Boy" in their national TV commercial. He made his Broadway debut in the 2001 revival of "The Music Man," playing the roles of Eddie Mason and Barney Hix and understudying the young male lead, Winthrop.

Travis has won several regional and national dance titles, including Outstanding Male Teen Dancer in 2003, being featured in the book "Moving Still: A Live Performance" and later toured with the stage show of the same name. He has also performed with the American Dance Artists Company.

In 2006, he became the runner-up in the search for America’s Favorite dancer on "So You Think You Can Dance," where he later toured with the top 10 dancers as the dance captain. Now living in New York and LA, he's assisted Wade Robson and Adam Shankman on many TV and movie projects. Travis is a resident choreographer for "So You Think You Can Dance," which he has created memorable pieces for. His position led him to be asked to choreograph for "Dancing with the Stars."

He was the assistant choreographer on "The 82nd Academy Awards" and recently set a ballet on the Los Angeles City Ballet Company. Travis choreographed the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards where he worked with Florence and the Machine, Chelsea Handler, Eminem and Drake.

Wall starred in a reality show called "All the Right Moves" with Teddy Forance, Nick Lazzarini and Kyle Robinson. The four men launched their own dance company called Shaping Sound. Wall continues to keep opening up new doors to his career and leading a new generation of choreographer.