Aug 13,2011
LXD dancer Stephen “tWitch” Boss (Mr. E) and choreographer Christopher Scott (Copeland) have been busy doing work for the hit FOX show “So You Think You Can Dance” as of late. Last week, tWitch danced with recently crowned winner Melanie Moore in a hard-hitting hip-hop routine choreographed by NappyTabs. Check it out here:
Video: mrduckbears18
On last night’s finale, the judges picked some of their favorite routines to see again before the end of the season, and the dancers reprised two of Christopher Scott’s numbers, and might I say that they’re even better the second time around. To see them, click on the links below:
May 18,2011
A few months back, LXD creator Jon Chu was given the honor of being awarded the Pioneer Prize at the 2011 International Digital Emmy Awards. Below, you can see his acceptance speech as well as a performance from LXD members Luis “Luigi” Rosado and Stephen “tWitch” Boss.
Jon Chu Acceptance Speech
tWitch and Luigi Performance
Videos: internationalemmys
Mar 04,2011
Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss has had a minimal role in the LXD, only appearing in the first two episodes of season 2 as both a student and teacher for the Legion of Extraordinary Dancers. tWitch is most well known as being a contestant and all-star on the FOX show, “So You Think You Can Dance.” He’s starred in movies and short films such as “Stomp the Yard 2: Homecoming,” “Step Up 3D,” and “3 Minutes,” and has made a guest appearance on the hit show, “Bones.”
Always ultra cool Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss talks candidly to Discount Dance about his early dance inspirations (think MJ & Wade Robinson), when he decided to get serious and make a career out of dancing and how he became the freestyle sensation he is today!
Video: DiscountDanceSupply
Feb 12,2011
Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss and ballet dancer Ashley Bouder blend two different styles into one dance, much like the LXD does, to advertise Discount Dance Supply.
Video: Discount Dance Supply
Jan 27,2011
Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss has never performed with the LXD, but appeared in Season 2 as a faculty member at the LXD’s special school.
Solo and Group Freestyle
Interview
Jan 16,2011
In the interview below, Harry discusses making his most recent project, “Three Minutes.” Most notably, he adds that the cast and crew are “ramping up production for Season 3 of the LXD.”
Source: Inquirer Life Style Beta
HOW LONG does it take to make the leap from dancer to action star? If you’re Harry Shum Jr. and Stephen “tWitch” Boss, all you need is three minutes.
Harry (“Glee,” “The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers,” “Step Up 3D”) and tWitch (“The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers,” “Step Up 3D,” “So You Think You Can Dance”) star in “3 Minutes,” an action-packed indie film that runs exactly 180 seconds long.
You’ll be surprised at how much action those 180 seconds can bring. There are guns, fight scenes and—here’s the best part—light sabers.
Ross Ching, who has shot music videos for Death Cab For Cutie, Kina Grannis and Clara C, created and directed this short film.
After releasing two 13-second trailers, “3 Minutes” premiered online last Jan. 10 and is available for viewing on the “3 Minutes” website (http://3minutes-film.com/), YouTube, Vimeo and Facebook. In just a couple of days, the film has been viewed over 200,000 times on YouTube and Vimeo alone, with fans asking for more. It has also gotten a lot of love from blogs and news sites, and has made the rounds on Twitter and Tumblr.
In this exclusive interview, Super talks to Harry Shum Jr. about this project, training for fight scenes, and playing with light sabers. Luckily, he gave us more than three minutes.
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