Mac began dancing at the age of three in Edmond, OK when her mom enrolled her in dance classes. With the mentality "you finish what you start," she stuck it out for a full year of dancing upon not enjoying a single moment of dance classes. It wasn't until recital came along that she realised her love for the art form through standing on stage dancing under the bright lights that followed with an excited Mac that exclaimed, "that was awesome." 

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Mackenzie trained in ballet, jazz, modern, hip hop, contemporary, ballroom, and tap. In Oklahoma, she trained under Kristin Mcquaid and under Skye Massay where she began her dance career. While competing across country in national dance competitions, Mackenzie traveled as an assistant with Hollywood Connection Dance where she trained closely with Industry Professionals such as Bonnie Story, Brooklyn Jai, and Mitchel Federan. Some of her performance credits include the Industry Dance Awards as Dancer Against Cancer, SYTYCD showcase under Jessica Starr, “Sorrow’s” feat. Josh Price video, and in high school, she competed on NBC’s World of dance with the group “Intention.” 

In 2019, Mac moved to Orange, CA to further her passion for dance by pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Dance and minor in leadership studies. Following the pandemic, Mac graduated in 3 years and moved to Los Angeles.

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Upon moving to Los Angeles, Mac has performed with various artists including Imagine Dragons, Gerina, Spencer Ludwig, and more. She has spent a majority of her time exploring her creative endeavours. She has contributed choreography to various studios and schools around the country including Portola High School, Palm Desert High School, etc. along with teaching at studios like Crew Studios, West Coast Dance Studio, and more. Mac has made a name in the industry through her commercial and unique style. She contributed choreography to Alexander Chung's "Full and Empty" Show, Club Jeté, Choreographer's Carnival, etc. 

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The film industry has recently captivated Mac as well. She's worked on Netflix's "Monster" as a PA, and has won various awards for her self directed films including "9:02 in OKC,""Dawns,""Red," and "Stray." She most enjoys wearing the Director and Choreographer hat and is continuing to gain experience in these rolls. Mac's voice as a creative is unique and revolves around her passion for dance and unique excitement for documentary filmmaking. Mac believes Dance is a means for storytelling, and she enjoys using her choreographic style and passion for Leadership to inspire performers of all ages to grow in their craft. She loves to direct and choreograph for camera to share meaningful stories, and she is excited to be getting her Masters in Film Production from Chapman University! 

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Make sure to check out Mac's full portfolio to experience her unique voice and line of work.