Joelle Cosentino

Born April 23rd, 1979 in Morristown, New Jersey to Paul and Jean Cosentino, Joelle was drawn to performing at an early age after memorizing the dance scenes in "Annie" and "A Chorus Line." She was awarded a scholarship to UCLA, where she was a member of the Honor Society and Dance Team. After graduating, she studied with Richmond Arquette and pursued a career in entertainment - first, a series regular on FX's "The X Show," then many national commercials. After performing alongside Kid Rock, Lenny Kravitz, Mick Jagger, and Jamie Lee Curtis and on Mad-TV, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Days of Our Lives, and various shows for Comedy Central, Joelle got the itch to lend her talents behind the camera, which led to working with one of her favorite directors, Steve Rash ("Can't Buy Me Love"), on "American Pie Presents Band Camp," choreographing many of the scenes. In 2006, Joelle performed in "Dreamgirls" and continues to go from performing on camera to working behind it.