Melinda Matticoli (she/her) is a choreographer creating movement-driven visual worlds across film, branded content, and music. Originally from Skillman, New Jersey, she began her professional career at sixteen and quickly developed a reputation for choreography that bridges musicality, cinematic language, and immersive storytelling. Her work has been created for brands including Nike, Peerspace, Goldfish, Vimeo, and Gap, and featured in music videos for artists such as Cold Weather Company and Tiny June.

Specializing in movement for camera, Melinda designs choreography with cinematic intention—building seamless transitions, spatial architecture, and visual rhythm that pull audiences directly into the narrative. Her process centers on creating movement experiences that feel both emotionally resonant and visually precise.

Her work has also been presented through Choreographers Carnival Los Angeles, Club Jeté, Sybarite Love is Love, Club NYC, Off-Broadway venues, and global platforms including World of Dance. She is a proud founding member of the Choreographers Guild.

Melinda began training at age three and later studied in Broadway Dance Center’s Children and Teens Program as a recipient of the Jamison Novello Scholarship. Early in her career, she worked with Nicole Fosse, Parth Sethi, Aspen Waddell, and Steven Blandino; performed with The Verdon Fosse Legacy in Who’s Got the Pain; and has taught at TMilly TV, Movement Lifestyle, Soul de Soul Dance Convention, and The University of Pennsylvania.