Freckled Sky’s performance in America’s Got Talent: The Champions – Episode 203 – consisted of performing a video projection dance routine where the two dancers are portrayed as puppets traveling through different worlds.

OTHER AMERICA’S GOT TALENT PERFORMANCES

Freckled Sky‘s audition –  Episode 1002 of America’s Got Talent – consisted of combining video projections depicting rain effects and colors, water, and dance to portray the story of a man and woman trying to stay together in the face of an omnipotent being. Moved by the performance, Howard Stern pressed his Golden Buzzer to send Freckled Sky straight to the Quarterfinals. In Episode 1005, Heidi revealed that she wanted to use the Golden Buzzer on Freckled Sky, but Howard beat her to it.

Freckled Sky’s Week 2 Quarterfinals performance in Episode 1014 of America’s Got Talent, consisted of combining video projections depicting tall crystals and colorful silhouettes, water, and dance to portray the story of a man and woman that are unable to stay together despite their best efforts. The duo danced to Tom Odell’s “Can’t Pretend.” Freckled Sky finished in sixth, seventh, or eighth place in America’s Vote.

FRECKLED SKY

Freckled Sky is a team of multimedia creators and technology experts comprised of artists, directors, designers, and engineers.They are visual storytellers and bring an immersive experience to the audience. They mix projection, dance, lighting, interactive solutions, and special effects to create beautifully stunning new forms of content + entertainment.

Freckled Sky made their debut on America’s Got Talent, where they were chosen as the Golden Buzzer act by Howard Stern. They have since gone on to produce high-end events for some of the biggest brands in the world, various television shows, and music concerts. Their works are winners of different creative awards all over the world.

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The Freckled Sky team is creates new forms of entertainment using high-end technologies. Freckled Sky’s audition was a combination of video projections depicting rain effects and colors, water, and dance to portray the story of a man and woman trying to stay together in the face of an omnipotent being. Moved by the performance, Howard Stern pressed his Golden Buzzer to send Freckled Sky straight to the Quarterfinals. Heidi revealed later that she wanted to use the Golden Buzzer on Freckled Sky as well, but Howard beat her to it.

Billboard’s 11 best America’s Got Talent’ Golden Buzzer auditions: full article here.

Golden Buzzer moment with Freckled Sky

Golden Buzzer

It’s a big moment for any aspiring musician to audition for America’s Got Talent, and an even bigger one to hear the sweet sound of the Golden Buzzer.

The Golden Buzzer was introduced during season 9 of the show, with each judge only getting to press it once per season. If you’re put through with the Golden Buzzer, you advance straight to the live shows.

Freckled Sky

Freckled Sky is a team of multimedia creators and technology experts comprised of artists, directors, designers, and engineers. They are visual storytellers and bring an immersive experience to the audience. They mix projection, dance, lighting, interactive solutions, and special effects to create beautifully stunning new forms of content and entertainment.

Freckled Sky made their debut on America’s Got Talent, where they were chosen as the Golden Buzzer act by Howard Stern. They have since gone on to produce high-end events for some of the biggest brands in the world, various television shows, and music concerts. Their works are winners of different creative awards all over the world.

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The Passing Zone developed a special segment that suits this occasion perfectly: “PEOPLE JUGGLING”. In this performance, Jon and Owen turn people into JUGGONAUTS and juggle them on stage in full astronaut gear. This segment was first performed during the quarterfinals of America’s Got Talent, season 11. The Passing Zone juggled three of the judges (Howie Mandel, Mel B, and Heidi Klum) – dressed as astronauts – while suspended in the air. Jon and Owen modified this unique and fun act to suit the particular needs for corporate audiences. Click here for the corporate version of this segment.

Jon Wee and Owen Morse, The Passing Zone, are one of the most accomplished comedy duos in the nation. They are also one of the most versatile!

The Passing Zone focus on three success principles- innovation, collaboration and execution in their keynotes. Jon and Owen have published articles on Teamwork, Work-Life Balance, and Taking Risks in countless industry periodicals including Business People, Special Events, Smart Meetings Networking Times, Financial Executives, Successful Meetings, Home Business, and many more. They were chosen as a Best Bet for entertainment by the Wall Street Journal, and Special Events Magazine named them one of the Hottest 26 Speakers.

They also have been awarded five Guinness World Records and 18 Gold Medals from the International Juggler’s Association. They were recently presented with that organization’s Award of Excellence, for “excellence in the art of juggling through professional performance,” which is the most prestigious award in juggling (essentially the Juggling Hall of Fame), given to only thirteen acts worldwide.

Corporate Shows & Speaking Engagements

Need a KEYNOTE?

No problem! They offer an engaging and energetic keynote experience with solid takeaway content that receives a standing ovation every single time. Their “Teamwork: The Power of Partnership” and “On ICE: Innovation Collaboration and Execution” keynotes have delighted and educated audiences around the world.

Need ENTERTAINMENT?

No problem! They are top notch high energy audience interactive entertainment. Your attendees will have a hard time deciding whether to marvel at the chainsaws flying through the air, hold their breath as they experience seemingly death defying feats of juggling or double over with laughter at their witty dialogue!

Need SCALABILITY?

No problem! If you need to go BIG – they’ve got that! If you need to keep it intimate – it’s not a challenge. The Passing Zone offers Small, Medium, Large performance options for any audience size/any venue from ballroom to theatre & multiple budget ranges.

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Kenichi Ebina performs in America’s Got Talent: The Champions

Back in Season 8 of “America’s Got Talent,” visual dance artist Kenichi Ebina became the first (and so far only) dance act to win the million dollar prize. Now that he’s returned in “America’s Got Talent: The Champions,” NBC’s spinoff series that pits 50 acts from around the world against each other, he tried to do the unthinkable and win twice.

Kenichi’s latest act was inspired by video games, as he fought against a gigantic robot monster while doing crazy dance moves. At one point his head appeared to dislodge from his body, while at another moment his legs seemed to separate themselves. The audience was on its feet with excitement. Simon Cowell said: “I always, always, always loved you. That was original and to have you back is fantastic. The more we see you, the more we liked you. Well done.” Unfortunately, Kenichi was eliminated prior to advancing to the Finals.

Kenichi Ebina at the Apollo Theater

Kenichi Ebina is a solo self-taught dance performer, started out dancing Freestyle HipHop and expanding his style to Poppin’, Lockin’, Mime, House, Jazz, Contemporary and Ethnic dance.

In 2001, Kenichi founded a dance group with all Japanese dancers, BiTriP. BiTriP won in the final grand championship of “Amateur Night” at the world famous Apollo Theater in 2001 as the first Japanese performer. In 2007, Kenichi appeared on dance contest of “Showtime at the Apollo” as a solo performer and became the grand champion of 2007 season after winning 7 times. Kenichi is the only two-time grand champion in the Apollo theater history.

Other performances

Kenichi has been performing at many events, TV shows and teaching in the United States, Europe, Russia, China, Korea, Singapore, Japan, Morocco and Australia. Kenichi has also performed, directed and choreographed for many projects and dance and theater companies.

Ebina Performing Arts’s first full-length show premiered at USA’s national Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Also, Kenichi was invited as a speaker to TED 2007. Kenichi has appeared on the show, PBS Kids “Angelina Ballerina” as a featured dance performer. Occasionally he has been performing for high class show club, “The BOX” in NYC and London, and “The ACT” in Las Vegas.

Corporate and private events

Ebina has made many public and private appearances. Ebina’s performances are high-tech, aesthetic ideas realized; from a videogame landscape with high-definition graphics that highlights the interplay between Kenichi and the backdrop screen, to a Michael Jackson tribute that replicates the effortlessness in some of Jackson’s most difficult, iconic moves, Ebina’s art is a fine-tuned, multimedia theatrical experience. With his vast sensibility of movement, motion and current trends, Ebina contorts his body to changing tempos, choreographing themes and weaving concepts into flexible feats of strength that work as segmented performances, or as a show up to twenty minutes in length.

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