Glenn Douglas Packard is a multifaceted creative professional, whose birthplace is Detroit, Michigan, and whose professional trajectory is characterized by a diverse range of expertise, spanning the entire entertainment industry. This multifaceted individual has garnered widespread recognition and acclaim for his impressive repertoire of skills, which includes choreographing, dancing, starring in reality television shows, recording and producing music, and directing films.
Packard's impressive career as a choreographer has been marked by a notable Primetime Emmy Award nomination, a testament to his exceptional work on the Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Special.
His choreography has also made its mark in the world of music videos, with numerous appearances in visually stunning and high-energy productions.
Furthermore, Packard's expertise has been showcased in the realm of Bollywood, with his choreography featured in the captivating film "Rhythm".
In addition, his work has been prominently displayed in the televised "Lance Loves Michael Wedding Special", a celebration of the union between former N'Sync member Lance Bass and his partner Michael.
Notable in his illustrious career is the esteemed Packard, whose professional trajectory has entwined him with a plethora of prominent figures within the realm of popular music. Among the most illustrious of these collaborations are his work with the iconic Pink, the multi-platinum Usher, the legendary Whitney Houston, and the incomparable Liza Minnelli.
After receiving an Emmy nomination in the year 2002, Packard's exceptional talent caught the attention of the renowned pop music entrepreneur, Lou Pearlman, who was responsible for managing the careers of the iconic boy bands, Backstreet Boys and N'Sync, among others. Pearlman's keen eye for spotting emerging talent led him to scout Packard, and subsequently, the young artist joined the group twONEty, which consisted of 21 members. This group embarked on an extensive tour across Europe, performing to enthusiastic crowds and honing their craft before eventually disbanding.
Packard's professional journey took a notable turn during his tenure with Pearlman, where he had the opportunity to cross paths with Brooke Hogan, a 13-year-old aspiring singer at the time, whose father was none other than the renowned professional wrestling legend, Hulk Hogan.
As the mastermind behind the 25th anniversary revamp of the iconic Chippendales male revue, Packard's impressive credentials led to a coveted costarring role as choreographer for the E! Network's television event, Men of the Strip. This high-profile project aimed to uncover and nurture the next generation of Las Vegas' most captivating male revues, with Packard's expertise playing a pivotal role in bringing this vision to life.
Packard is actively engaged in various pursuits, one of which is his ownership and mentorship of the esteemed professional dance company, The INstitute of Dancers, which was founded in the early months of 2017 and is situated in the vibrant city of East Lansing, located in the state of Michigan.
