Description:  Dancer, Model Height:  5'1" Bust:  84cm Waist:  61cm Hips:  84cm Dress size:  6-8 Shoe size:  5-6 In 2006 Jade launched her professional dance career securing residency at Gold Coast's hottest nightclub 'Platinum' supporting resident DJs Stafford Brothers. She established herself as an entertaining and interactive dancer to the club goers and along the way supporting touring artists such as Inya Day, Judge Jules, Nick Skitz, Stonebridge, Felix Da Housecat, Vandalism along with Ministry of Sound and Hed Kandi. Jade then stepped on stage as character actress at Gold Coast's leading theme parks including Dreamworld, Seaworld and Warner Bros Movieworld. Her regular appearances as Elmo from Sesame Street led to TV appearances on Kerry Ann, Today, Channel 9, Toasted TV and more. She then became well trained in Latin American dance performing at Brisbane's #1 Theatre Restaurant 'Brazilian Touch'. She also took part in support QLD's leading football team as a Brisbane Broncos Cheerleader. All the while continuing to build a reputation for her talent, energy and entertainment qualities across Australian nightclubs, corporate, sporting and special events. Jade then ventured to Hollywood for three months intensive training in commercial styles with the industries leading choreographers such as Rhapsody, Tony Czar, Andre Fuentes, Teresa Espinosa, Misha Gabriel, Tabitha and Napoleon to name a few. Whilst in the US Jade had the pleasure of working with Celebrity photographer Kevin Ou. Upon her return to Australia Jade began judging dance competitions at leading nightclubs and worked on commercial music videos with emerging Brisbane artist Shaneal. Jade was then booked as a featured dancer in European popstar Dafina Zeqiri music video for the single 'Rock This Club', working alongside choreographer Simon Lind from 'Project Moda'. The video was a success in Europe topping the charts and reaching over 200,000 views on YouTube. Jade's rising recognition as a leading talent in entertainment landed her a two page interview in the Australian/NZ Dance Train Magazine. Jade is now based in Melbourne expressing her immense passion and dedication for continued and rising success. Her creativity is constantly flowing and finding new works of art to be apart of.