Trish Sie

Trish Sie is a Grammy Award–winning American choreographer and director, best known for creating OK Go music videos and directing the film, Step Up: All In (2014). She has worked in children's entertainment, film, television, music video, stage, and ballroom DanceSport. Sie is confirmed to direct Pitch Perfect 3.

Sie was born Patricia Kulash in Washington, D.C. Sie is her married name. She has a degree in music from the University of Pennsylvania, was a member of Penn Dance Company and is a professional championship ballroom dancer and owner of the Zebra Room Dance Studios in Orlando, FL. She is the director of Step Up: All In, the fifth feature film installment of the Step Up series of dance movies.

Other projects include choreography for OK Go, Pilobolus Dance Theatre, Rufus Wainwright, Miranda July, Bobcat Goldthwait, Matt Harding, the Imagination Movers, ESPN, Jason Hill, and various DanceSport champions. Sie is also the creator, composer, and writer of the musical science-based children's show, The Snark-a-Snoops, based in Los Angeles. She directs music videos, commercials, and films. She is based in Los Angeles.

Sie has been involved in the creation of numerous OK Go videos, starting with their "treadmill dance" video "Here It Goes Again" which she created, choreographed, co-produced and co-directed with the band in 2006. The group is fronted by her brother Damian Kulash. The treadmill video, which has had over 50 million plays on YouTube since being posted in July 2006, was performed live at the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards and won a 2007 Grammy Award for best short-form music video. Sie conceived the idea for the treadmill video, and she and the band shot it at her home dance studio using a friend's borrowed video camera. A decade later, Sie directed their zero-gravity music video for the track Upside Down & Inside Out.

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