Treyvin Kinisky

Treyvin Kinisky (he/him) is a dynamic and highly skilled dancer hailing from Grande Prairie, Alberta. With a passion for the performing arts, he relocated to Vancouver after graduating school to fully immerse himself in his dance career and begin to pursue opportunities as a choreographer. Treyvin completed the Intensive Training Program (ITP) at Harbour Dance Centre under the esteemed direction of Moe Brody, where he honed his craft and developed a solid foundation in various dance styles. His training has covered a wide spectrum, ranging from ballet to drag to street styles, allowing him to cultivate both polished technical skills and an engaging commercial dance presence.

Treyvin’s talent has opened doors to numerous high-profile projects, including Nickelodeon’s “Hollywood Arts”, Disney’s “Camp Rock 3”, Disney’s “Descendants: Wicked Wonderland”, and Netflix’s musical series “Julie and the Phantoms”. Additionally, he appeared in Frontdoor’s commercial “The Oven,” choreographed by Carlo Atienza, and contributed to Hugo Boss’s commercial “The Scent,” under the movement direction of Eric Christison. He served as a skeleton crew member for Jimin’s visually stunning music video “Set Me Free,” gaining valuable experience behind the scenes. Additionally, Kinisky had a remarkable journey with North Star Performing Arts Management, touring 11 cities across China and performing in 13 different shows. This extensive tour allowed him to engage with diverse audiences and expand his international experience as a dancer.

Behind the camera, Treyvin worked as the Assistant Choreographer on Netflix’s supernatural drama “The Order” and lent his creative skills to Disney Plus’s adaptation of “Goosebumps”. His artistry has also extended into the world of drag, where he has danced and choreographed for a variety of celebrated drag queens, including Canada’s Drag Race winner Venus, and Canada vs the World winner Lemon, amongst others in the vibrant drag community.

Currently, Treyvin shares his passion for dance through teaching at Harbour Dance Centre, and choreographing for pre-professional dance companies ITP, Source Dance Company, and Quill Collective. His commitment to educating and inspiring the next generation of dancers reflects his dedication to the art form and his desire to foster a love for movement and expression in his students.