Heather has established herself as one of the most versatile and sought-after choreographers working in film and television today, with credits across an exceptional range of networks and platforms — The CW, Netflix, Nickelodeon, Paramount+, Lionsgate, Disney, Apple TV, MGM Amazon, and BBC Lite Box. Her work on Monster High: The Movie earned her the Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography, a recognition of her ability to blend theatrical spectacle with cinematic storytelling.

Her credits include the TIFF and Telluride-selected feature The Liberation, directed by Academy Award winner Guy Nattiv and starring Carrie Coon, Lily James, and Bella Ramsey; the Lionsgate feature Needle in a Timestack, directed by Academy Award winner John Ridley; and seven seasons of Riverdale on CW/Netflix, where her choreography for multiple musical episodes became some of the show's most celebrated moments.

Heather's training spans an unusually wide range of movement disciplines — from ballet, tap, flamenco, and heels dance to theatre jazz, contemporary concert and commercial dance, Chinese fan dance, and the street and club styles that define so much of today's screen choreography. It is this breadth that allows her to move fluidly between the heightened theatricality of a Riverdale musical episode and the grounded physicality of a Lionsgate feature. Earlier in her career she performed extensively on stage and screen — from Charlottetown Festival musicals and Disney Cruise Lines to Crystal Pite's CBC musical The Score with The Electric Company, contemporary dance companies, and roles in plays, television series, and miniseries — building the performer's instinct that now informs every piece she creates for camera.

Heather is represented by Melissa Panton at daCosta Talent Management.