Who is Janick Arseneau from Dance 100? Montreal native has performed on So You Think You Can Dance

Dance 100, Netflix’s most recent unscripted dance unscripted TV drama, is set to include various artists and choreographers as they endeavor to win the stupendous award of $100,000 by performing and arranging exhibitions comprising of enormous gatherings of world class artists.

One of the hopefuls set to show up on the show is Janick Arseneau, who recently performed on So You Want to Move Canada. She is the fellow benefactor of Honey bee Yond Conviction, a dance preparing foundation in Montreal.

Tune in on Friday, Walk 17, at 3:01 am ET on Netflix to watch the season debut of Dance 100.

One of the eight challengers set to partake in Dance 100 is Janick Arseneau who recently contended on So You Want to Move Canada season 3 out of 2010. She completed in fourth spot and brought back home $5000.

The Dance 100 challenger is from Bathurst and started moving at three years old, which is the point at which she began preparing expertly until she turned 18. Arseneau’s site expresses that dance has forever been a piece of her and helped the artist through a few troublesome times.

“Being an expert artist has forever been my fantasy. One of my biggest objectives when I was youthful was to be essential for So You Want to Move Canada. I knew the chances of making it were thin, bring from a humble community.”

Janick realized she needed to make “big moves” and consistently remembered her objectives. Subsequent to completing secondary school, she moved to Montreal, abandoning her loved ones to seek after her vocation as an expert artist.


The Dance 100 artist recently showed up as an artist in The Micheal Jackson:The Experience computer game and as a collaborator during Micheal Jackson The Undying Visit with Cirque du Soleil, which was arranged by NappyTabs. She recently showed up in Julia Roberts’ Mirror as an artist as well as in Take Your Action 3D.

Janick further showed up on America’s Best Dance Group season 7, and was one of the artists in Sync Up 5: All in.

Her profile further states:

“I’m currently living in Los Angeles and achieved my biggest objective yet. I’m hitting the dance floor with Jennifer Lopez in her long term residency show in Las Vegas at the Hub theater in Planet Hollywood as my most memorable work in the USA.”

Big names she’s recently hit the dance floor with incorporate CeeLo Green, Def Leppard, Melissa Etheridge, Kelly Clarkson, Marie-Mai, and that’s just the beginning.


The Dance 100 contender showed up in JLo’s Ain’t Your Mother, Dinero, El Anillo, and Boundless and was seen hitting the dance floor with Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson during the MTV Film Grants and with Hailee Steinfeld at the RDMAs and with Rihanna at the VMAs.

“Despite the fact that I have achieved so large numbers of my fantasies, my objectives don’t stop there. I trust that as an artist and personally, we generally have more that we can learn and accomplish, and one ought to never settle. On the off chance that you can dream it, then it can turn into a reality.”
She is presently set to contend on Netflix’s Dance 100 which is set to debut on Friday, Walk 17, at 3:01 am ET on the streaming stage.

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