“Everything you do, put 100% effort into it” is the quote Khamille Randall heard all throughout her life. Khamille Randall was born and nurtured in Jefferson City of the “Show Me State” also known as Missouri. Being trained in various forms of dance at Elite Performing Arts and Second Baptist Church Youth Praise Ministry, she found the joy and love for dancing, performing, and choreography. She started her performing career and dance training at the age of 3, performing in different community events in Jefferson City and surrounding counties. She also has performed in dance competitions around Missouri with Elite and her high school dance team. Making a name for herself in her hometown and being recognizable from performances, interviews, and magazine covers and articles is one of the things she is most proud of from her career.
Khamille has had multiple choreographing jobs in the past years. Choreographing solos for herself to perform to also choreographing solos for younger dancers at her childhood dance studio for them to compete. She has collaborated with close friend Jayla Anderson and choreographed multiple dances for their high school’s dance team for their half time shows and most recently a competitive dance for the year. Not only has she choreographed but was a full-time teacher at Elite Preforming Arts her last year of high school. Building those foundations of being able to teach to multiple different age groups was important to her, and she is glad she got the chance to teach the next generation.
Khamille is now currently studying and furthering her career at The Ohio State University. She is on track to obtaining a Bachelor of Fine Arts in dance to later go into the world of performing and choreographing for concerts, movies, and more! Creating is one of the aspects of dance that she really enjoys doing and plans on continuing until she absolutely can’t. She also wants to move her body and dance until her body breaks down.
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