Scott Augustine

Scott Augustine
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Portrays:	Male Dancer
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Nationality:	CAN
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Scott Augustine is a Canadian actor, dancer, and choreographer who portrayed a Male Dancer at Mysteries in Caprica's "Ghosts in the Machine".

Career

Augustine grew up in the lower mainland of British Columbia. His career has encompassed work in contemporary dance, musical theatre, film, television, and choreography.

Dance

Augustine performed for seven seasons with Wen Wei Dance, a Vancouver-based contemporary company, and also worked with Company 605, Move, and Radical System Arts. These engagements led to performances at dance festivals in Canada, the United States, and Europe. He later worked with Decidedly Jazz Danceworks.

Augustine served as a principal dancer for the grand opening of Tokyo Disney Sea's show "Encore!" in Tokyo, Japan. He was also a principal tapper for the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

Musical Theatre

Augustine has performed in musical theatre productions with the Vancouver Playhouse and Arts Club Theatre Company. He played Riff in Vancouver Opera's production of West Side Story.

Film and Television

Augustine's first principal acting role was Dan Guilford in Once in a Blue Moon (1995). His film credits include Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain (1995), Dudley Do-Right (1999), and Code Name: The Cleaner (2007).

His television work includes Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (2005) and Once Upon a Mattress (2005). More recent credits include Good Boys (2019) and stunt work on The Last of Us (2023).

Choreography

Augustine has worked as a choreographer for theatre, film, television, and commercials. His theatre choreography includes "Oliver!" for the Vancouver Playhouse and "Once" for the Arts Club Theatre. He has also contributed choreography to productions with Wen Wei Dance.

For film, Augustine served as assistant choreographer for ballet in Center Stage: Turn It Up (2008). He has choreographed work for television productions including "Magicians", "A Series of Unfortunate Events", and "Once Upon a Time".

Augustine has collaborated with choreographers from So You Think You Can Dance, including Stacey Tookey, Adam Shankman, Paul Becker, and R.J. Durell. He has also worked with Kathleen Marshall, Suzi Taylor, Patti Columbo, Lisa Stevens, and Simone Orlando.

Teaching

Augustine is on the teaching faculty for Groove Street Productions and has served as a guest instructor for dance intensives across Canada.

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