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Izo Plans Season Two Of Choreography Competition ‘Every Single Step’ For September 26th

For the second time, a group of choreographers will compete against one another to see which one has the steps needed to win $25,000. Digital media company Izo, formerly known as DanceOn, will distribute season two of its unscripted series Every Single Step beginning on September 26th.

In Every Single Step, ten talented choreographers will be pitted against each other across several themed challenges. In the end, the contestant who displays the most skill and creativity will walk away with the $25,000 top prize.

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Back when the first season of Every Single Step hit screens, it was billed as the choreography version of Project Runway. The comparison to existing reality competition shows is not without merit, since one of the producers of Every Single Step

is Nigel Lythgoe, who is best known as the co-creator of the FOX smash hit So You Think You Can Dance.

Lythgoe, Izo, and co-producer INE/Trium Entertainment have planned some fresh twists for season two. Most notably, the length of individual episodes will be doubled to 44 minutes. “Expanding the series into longer episodes allows us to show more of the incredible passion our choreographers pour into their craft,” said Lythgoe in a press release. “I’m thrilled to welcome our season two contestants and share their talent with the world.”

In total, Every Single Step’s second season will consist of eight episodes. You can watch them beginning on September 26th by downloading Verizon’s Go90 app on iOS or Android.

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