LUAM


PERFORMANCE ARCHITECT. DIRECTOR. CHOREOGRAPHER. Building worlds for artists, brands, and global stages

  • "Dancers, choreographed by Luam Keflezgy, then set the stage for the 16-piece limited-edition collection to shine."

    —Angela Tafoya, VOGUE

CHOREOGRAPHY REELS

MAIN REEL

COMMERCIAL REEL

What I Do

I’m a brand director disguised as a movement director.
I build movement-driven worlds for artists and brands - designed for stage, screen, and cultural impact.

I build the dancer universe and stage language around the artist - full casting, structure, transitions, and visual storytelling that hits on camera and scales from club energy to festival stages & tours.

CASTING

I shape how an artist enters, commands space, and becomes unforgettable.
Not just choreography.. presence, pacing, and signature moments that feel like an era.

VISUAL LANGUAGE

I create a movement aesthetic that feels instantly recognizable - built from the music, the styling, and the culture around the artist.
Something people can screenshot, remix, and obsess over.

PERFORMANCE IDENTITY

LUAM as herself on All American Homecming - S3E9
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MEET LUAM

Luam is a New York–based choreographer, director, and performance architect known for building iconic movement worlds across tour, television, film, and global brands. Her work includes Cher, PinkPantheress, Rosalía, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Alicia Keys, Travis Scott, Lil Baby, and Kelly Rowland, as well as Dancing with the Stars, Netflix’s K-Pop Demon Hunters, and the CW’s All American: Homecoming, where she appeared as herself. She has also collaborated with luxury and global brands including Moncler, Tiffany & Co., and Nike. With a signature blend of cultural precision, musicality, and cinematic staging, Luam creates performance moments that define eras.

CLASS

Tony Bravo,
San Francisco Chronicle

“There was an immediate gasp of recognition among the audience at Gap Inc.’s San Francisco headquarters as Louis Prima’s “Jump, Jive an’ Wail” blared through the lobby.  Dancers wearing khaki pants Lindy-Hopped their way onto the floor as clips from the brand’s 1998 “Khaki Swing” television commercial were projected onto the walls, immediately transporting fashion insiders and celebrities to the Gap’s pop culture glory days. Glimpses of other ads followed as dancers staged by New York choreographer Luam accompanied the images, culminating in them voguing along to Madonna and Missy Elliott’s 2003 “Into the Hollywood Groove” jeans commercial. ”