Judyís inspiration of becoming a hip hop dancer started in 2004 where she witnessed her first hip hop performance at a local Dance comp. Her interestslead her to joining an all girl dance crew; X-cape, alongside with her sister Juna.

After a year of dancing, in early 2005 Judy joined one of Melbourneís youngest hip hop dance crews; Replay. While dancing with Replay, Judy attended classes at Unitd Styles, building on her dance style and creativity.

Early 2006, Judy, alongside with other Replay members, joined Beatphonik. Since then, she has been challenged and motivated to step up to higher levels in dancing. All in all, Judy describes her experience with Beatphonik as being rewarding and fun, and hopes to continue to work as a team.

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?
Japan for sure! I love their culture and traditions.

What poster is currently on your wall?
LolÖ well here we go, Iíve got: Four Final Fantasy ones, part VIII, IX, X and X-2, Warcraft III, Risky Safety, Ace Combat 4, Pokemon, Sonic Battle 2, Mortal Kombat 3, The Periodic Table of Chemical Elements, Nuclear Reaction Project, Tasmanian Devil, SuperGALS, Luigiís Mansion, a Bronze Rose and my artwork from grade 3 of a dinosaur.

Name the weirdest place you have ever busted out a move.
Maybe on the Dunnie xD

If your dancing style could be a colour, what would it be and why?
Yellow, because the colour is happy yet full of energy

Whatís the biggest, brightest and loudest item of clothing you own?
My bright blue Paul Frank tights

What was your first job?
A cashier at McDonalds in 2004

What other talents/hobbies do you have?
Played Basketball and Soccer

What has been your most memorable dance experience?
Groove heat 1; 2006 Beatphonik Chess Show, the standing ovation was an incredible experience, especially after all the effort and hard work that was put into the show.