"Sometimes the moment can change things," we are told by the same black narrator who opened "The Tale of Trevor Drift" at the opening of "Antigravity Heroes."
So if you recall, The LXD, or Legion of Extraordinary Dancers" are dancers, heroes and villains, who discover they have special powers through their dancing. Christopher Scott, Glee's Harry Shum Jr. and Galen Hooks choreograph. The first season is titled "The Uprising Begins."
Jonathan M. Chu is an American film director and screenwriter who attended the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California. He won the Princess Grace Award, the Dore Schary Award and the Jack Nicholson directing award. The William Morris Agency took noticed and signed him.
Chu directed the 2001 "Silent Beats," the 2002 "When the Kids Are Away," the 2008 "Step Up 2: The Streets," and the 2010 "Step Up 3D" which will come out this August.
In the "Antigravity Heroes" we have a kid spying on two young men in a warehouse.
Members of The LXD are:
- Harry Shum, Jr.: Elliot Hoo
- Christopher Scott: Copeland
- Daniel "Cloud" Campos: Illister
- Luis "Luigi" Rosado: Trevor Drift
- Aja George: Stereo
- Terence Dickson: Minijack
- Jeremy Marinas: Justin Starr
- Travis Wong: Jimmy Angel
- Christopher "Lil' C" Toler: Z
- Straphanio "Shonnie" Soloman: Phono
- Chadd "Madd Chadd" Smith: Sp3cimen
- Roger Aaron Brown as the Narrator
Interview with Luis Rosado who plays Trevor Drift.
Interview with Travis Wong, lead in "Antigravity Heroes."
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