Who did the dance choreography on the film?
It was Tracy Phillips and Dominic Carbone, sort-of a dance duo. They were fantastic. They do a lot around L.A. They dance and choreograph at this club called Forty Deuce. They do a lot of the burlesque cabaret type stuff there that you see in the film. Speaking of, did you have to visit a lot of these kinds of clubs? I went to see them – that was a lot of fun, and I totally just wanted to be Tracy… she’s just sexy. I wanted to emulate her in some way. Were you ever nervous doing some of those sexier scenes? Um, well, I think it was just so exhausting that there wasn’t any room for nerves. You just had to go through it and do it as good as you can possibly can. Where was the film made? It was actually shot in Winnipeg Canada. Oh really? So not Chicago? We did a little bit in Chicago – we had like two days there where we just went guerrilla-style and filmed the streets. I think the film has a lot of similarities with Flashdance. Would you agree? Definitely. I think Flashdance is one of t
