Melissa Mitro

Melissa (she/her) is a highly sought-after choreographer and teacher who has worked with prestigious institutions and events such as the National Ballet of Canada, Jump Dance Convention, and numerous studios and conventions across Canada, the U.S., and Italy. Her dynamic and versatile teaching style has inspired dancers throughout North America and Europe.

Melissa’s choreography spans both screen and stage. Her film and television credits include Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (2024), Cross (2024), The Accused (2024), Slumberland with Jason Momoa (2022), The Christmas Dance with Corbin Bleu (2021), The Moodys (2021), and The Porter (2022), where she worked as assistant choreographer and in turn the program earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Choreography for Scripted Programming.

She has choreographed high-profile live productions such as a show for Schwarzkopf, Crazy Country in Quebec City, and Rock of Ages: The Musical at the historic Elgin Theatre in Toronto.

Melissa’s past choreographic work also includes So You Think You Can Dance (U.S. and Vietnam) and seven seasons of the No. 1 Hispanic television show Mira Quien Baila in Miami and Mexico, where she served as Head Choreographer and Principal Dancer.

When not performing, Melissa continues to travel extensively—judging, choreographing, and teaching at conventions—motivating and mentoring the next generation of dancers through her passion, experience, and artistry.