Nicole Rivera – At a Glance
Associate Producer – Dick Van Dyke: 98 Years of Magic (CBS, Emmy Winner – Outstanding Variety Special)
Creative Producer – The Masked Singer Seasons 10 & 11 (FOX)
Assistant Choreographer – The Masked Singer Seasons 7–9, 13 (FOX)
Film – JEM & The Holograms (Universal Pictures, Dir. Jon Chu)
TV Credits – Austin & Ally (Disney Channel), The Masked Singer (FOX)
Live Shows – Taylor Swift 1989 Tour, Selena Gomez 2015 AMAs, Maks & Val: My Way Tour
Stage – Disney World’s Festival of Fantasy, DRiNK Magazine Bar Awards
Commercial Clients – Popeyes, Southwest Airlines, Teen Beach 2 (Disney)
Collaborators – Christopher Scott, Galen Hooks, Kayla Radomski, Tucker Barkley
Additional Credits – Resorts World Las Vegas, Making Moves, How To Catch a Ghost, The Hobbit Commercial
Nicole Rivera - Full Bio
Nicole Rivera is a dynamic force in entertainment, seamlessly bridging the worlds of performance and production. Since moving to Los Angeles in 2012, she trained under Emmy-nominated choreographer Christopher Scott, working closely with him as both assistant and creative collaborator.
Nicole’s choreography and production work spans top-tier projects including FOX’s The Masked Singer (Seasons 7–9, 13), So You Think You Can Dance, and specials for Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and the American Music Awards. She has assisted on major live performances for artists like Taylor Swift (1989 Tour, 2014 & 2015 AMAs) and Selena Gomez, and contributed to large-scale stage productions such as Maks & Val: My Way Tour and Disney World's Festival of Fantasy.
On the production side, Nicole has made significant creative contributions as Creative Producer for The Masked Singer (Seasons 10 & 11) and Associate Producer for the Emmy-winning Dick Van Dyke: 98 Years of Magic. Her work also includes branded campaigns for Popeyes, Southwest Airlines, and Resorts World Las Vegas.
Nicole continues to bring a visionary voice to both the rehearsal room and the control room, shaping unforgettable moments across stage, screen, and broadcast.