Jeremy Hudson, a renowned dancer, burst into the world on October 31, 1986, bringing with him a bundle of energy and a passion for the art of dance. As he grew and developed, Jeremy's fascination with the rhythmic movements and graceful gestures of dance only intensified, eventually leading him to dedicate himself to honing his craft in the state of South Carolina, where he would receive the majority of his dance training.
As his unrelenting enthusiasm for the art of dance continued to propel him forward, Hudson made the daring choice to participate in the highly acclaimed television program "Star Search" as part of a trio, a remarkable achievement accomplished within a relatively short period of time, considering the numerous hours he had devoted to intense dance training.
Noted choreographer Hudson has had a distinguished career, marked by his prominent contributions to numerous award-winning films. Among his most notable projects are the iconic "Hannah Montana The Movie", the enchanting "Princess and The Frog", the high-energy "Step Up 3D", and the remake of the classic "Fame", in which he also had a featured dance role.
His impressive body of work extends far beyond the realm of film, as he has also lent his expertise to various dance television shows. These include the critically acclaimed "Glee", the talented "So You Think You Can Dance", the competitive "American Idol", the mesmerizing "America's Got Talent", the inspirational "The Oprah Winfrey Show", the entertaining "The Jay Leno Show", and the popular "Dancing with the Stars".
Hudson, a talented and sought-after professional, has been entrusted with the esteemed role of Associate Choreographer for Taylor Swift's ERA tour, a position that speaks volumes about his exceptional abilities and the high esteem in which he is held within the industry.
