Katelyn Kellogg

• Direct and manage a 28-member color guard program, overseeing daily operations, budget, training programs, show design and performance preparation.
• Coordinate clinics, auditions, rehearsals, and competition-day schedules.
• Plan, organize, and implement the winter guard program, collaborating with the drill designer and choreographers to execute competitive shows in the Rocky Mountain Color Guard Association (AA class).
• Design and lead the flag training curriculum while supervising movement and weapon training programs to develop member skills and performance quality.
• Partner with the band director and program coordinator to design and stage the marching band product for Colorado Bandmasters Association and Bands of America competitions.
• Manage a staff of 2 full-time choreographers and 2 part-time technicians, providing leadership, scheduling, and coordination to ensure program success.
• Manage recruitment efforts to grow membership and strengthen the ensemble’s future.
• Maintain high standards of artistic excellence, team cohesion, and student development through structured instruction and creative direction.

• Lead all administrative operations, including circuit and WGI registration, budgeting, and program logistics.
• Coordinated clinics, auditions, rehearsals, and competition-day schedules.
• Directed show design and choreography development, collaborating with drill designers while choreographing flag, movement, and rifle.
• Supervised and mentor a staff of 4 choreographers and technicians, fostering collaboration and instructional consistency.
• Developed and implement comprehensive training programs for flag, movement, and rifle techniques.
• Managed recruitment efforts to grow membership and strengthen the ensemble’s future.
• Achieved top placements at every competition in the program’s inaugural 2024 season and 2025 season.

• Trained and choreographed visual line and battery for World Class and Open Class ensembles, ensuring high-performance quality and consistency.
• Designed and implemented visual line choreography while collaborating with Visual Caption Heads to stage battery “on and off” moments.
• Assisted in the development and execution of props and set design, aligning visual elements with the production’s creative vision.
• Trained and choreograph visual line and battery for World Class and Open Class ensembles, ensuring high-performance quality and consistency.

• Responsible for training and choreographing for visual line and battery of a WGI Open Class finalist ensemble.

• Primarily choreographed for visual line in person and virtually.

• Taught movement camps and clinics to visual ensemble members and drum line members

• Supported Creative Director to create drill and design moments through movement and choreography

• Direct and manage a 13-member color guard program, overseeing daily operations, training, and performance preparation.
• Plan, organize, and implement the winter guard program, collaborating with drill designers and choreographers to execute competitive shows in the Rocky Mountain Color Guard Association (Regional A class).
• Design and lead the flag, rifle and movement training curriculum to develop member skills and performance quality.
• Partner with the band director to design and stage marching band performances for Colorado Bandmasters Association.
• Manage a staff of 1 full-time choreographer and 1 part-time technician, providing leadership, scheduling, and coordination to ensure program success.
• Maintain high standards of artistic excellence, team cohesion, and student development through structured instruction and creative direction.

• Coordinated clinics, auditions, rehearsals, and competition-day schedules to ensure smooth program operations.
• Managed the ensemble’s budget and oversaw logistics for travel to 3 WGI Rationals and 2 WGI World Championships.
• Supervised and collaborated with a staff of 5 designers, choreographers, and technicians.
• Assisted with member training, program design, and choreography to support overall show development.
• Achieved finalist status at Denver, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, and Wichita WGI Regional competitions in the Independent A class.