Chloe is a Houston-based dance educator, choreographer, and filmmaker with over 20 years of experience in the performing arts. She began her dance training at the age of three in her hometown of Baytown, Texas, and quickly developed a passion for movement and performance. At nine years old, Chloe began her competitive dance career with No Boundaries Dance Company in Deer Park, Texas, under the direction of Mandy Haring, where she trained extensively and earned national and regional championships in both group and solo performances. Alongside her competitive background, Chloe pursued private instruction in ballet and pointe with esteemed ballet educator Charisse Craft-Berry, as well as in acrobatics and tumbling with world-renowned gymnast Anna Smirnova. At fourteen, she transitioned to the world of pre-professional concert dance, studying with Leon Dance Arts under Dorrell Martin and continuing her development with Amy Blake’s Academy of Dance, METDance, Vitacca School for Dance, and West University Dance Centre. Her studies emphasized ballet, contemporary, and jazz, while building a strong and versatile technical foundation across multiple disciplines. As an educator, Chloe has worked with dancers of all ages in both private and group class settings, specializing in technique development, choreography, and creative expression. In addition to her work in the studio, she has served as a choreographer and movement coach for multiple Houston-based independent films, most recently Eyes of a Humanoid and Finn and the Odd Girl by filmmaker Kiko, overseeing choreography, rehearsals, and on-set movement direction. Driven by a passion for both technical excellence and artistic growth, Chloe is dedicated to creating an environment where dancers can develop confidence, discipline, and individuality while cultivating a lifelong appreciation for the art of dance.