Marty Kudelka

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James Martin Kudelka (born September 24, 1974 in Dallas) is an American choreographer best known for collaborating with pop stars Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson and NSYNC. The Polish audience has come to know you as an additional juror in the You Can Dance program - Just Dance. Marty Kudelka began dancing at the age of 8 years after breakdancing. At the age of 16 he continued his development by dancing freestyle in clubs. His hip-hop career began by teaching dance in various dance schools in Texas. He has also performed in various dance talent search programs, proving his gift to dance. His experience as a choreographer and dance teacher made him "Marty" at the age of 20 opened his dance school. With his talent, his school, over the past 4 years, has become the most prestigious dance school and he is the most popular instructor in Dallas.

In June 1999, Marty left for Los Angeles with $ 1,200 in his pocket and planned to stay there for 2 months. Despite this plan, Kudelka remained in Los Angeles until now. For the next year and a half he performed as the second choreographer on the world tour Janet Jackson All For You, which was broadcast on the HBO Special band. After finishing it, Marty prepared the choreography for Pink Get The Party Started and Girlfriend of NSYNC. Since then, Marty has collaborated with Justin Timberlake as the lead choreographer of his music videos, including the performance and choreography of the music video for My Love and Sexy Back from 2006 album FutureSex / LoveSounds Timberlake. Kudelka was also the artistic director and principal choreographer for Justina Timberlake's Future Sex / LoveShow 2007 tour.

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