Robin Antin

Robin Antin

Actor

Los Angeles County, California, USA
July 6, 1961

Biography

Regarded as one the most highly respected choreographers in the business, Robin Antin has incorporated her innate passion for the art of dance and her deeply rooted drive into a long roster of top-quality projects. Robin's career in dance began when when she was just a child and her knowledge has paved the way for her to build a resume including some of the most innovative and impressive choreography the world has seen. Tapping into her undeniable skills have also been numerous music video producers, who have brought her on board for such versatile productions as Sting, Pink, and No Doubt, among many others. Robin's most recent television and feature film choreography experience includes several episodes of Friends (1994), one of which earned her an ACA nomination, and Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003). Robin possesses a constant desire to seek out and define the new and revolutionary and she has become a true catalyst in the evolution of dance as both a connoisseur of classic art form, and a groundbreaking pioneer in the infinitely growing industry of performance.

Photo

Robin Antin 1

Representative Works

The Sweetest Thing
The Sweetest Thing
5.6
/ English
Playground
Playground
No Rating Yet
/ English
Monster Island
Monster Island
4.4
/ English
My Chauffeur
My Chauffeur
6.0
/ English
Ghost Writer
Ghost Writer
4.5
/ English
Going to the Chapel
Going to the Chapel
5.3
/ English

Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
2003Nominee

Best Performance

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle

The Sweetest Thing
2002Nominee

Best Performance

The Sweetest Thing

Girls Just Want to Have Fun
1985Nominee

Best Performance

Girls Just Want to Have Fun

Career Highlights

The Center of the World
2001Highlight

Best Performance

The Center of the World

Monster Island
2004Highlight

Best Performance

Monster Island

Video

Trailer
Girls Just Want to Have Fun