Get to know our directors.

Megan Simjanovski 

As a working dancer in the Entertainment Industry for 12 years and 15 years experience teaching children of all ages, Megan can provide first hand knowledge, develop skills and be an inspirational mentor to all her students. 

Since graduating from Brent Street with a Certificate IV in Performing Arts, she has been successful with-in the industry. Her credits include dancing for REDFOO, Kelly Rowland, David Guetta, Bag Raiders, Showtek, Paulini, Johnny Ruffo, Justice Crew and The McClymonts. 

She has been involved in several TV commercials, her highlights include; Telstra, Peugeot, Bombay Sapphire, “LIV” Mirvac, Kaplan Homes, Bonds and Schweppes.

Megan’s choreographed for Australia’s Got Talent contestants, X-Factor and Home and Away star Johnny Ruffo, Australian Fashion Graduate Week, Carols in the Domain, Loud Shirt Day, Disney Fanfest, TIGI Hair Show and EduTech National and International Expo Gala dinner.

Megan is a passionate, dedicated teacher who is always looking for innovative ways to explore her student’s movement. Through her years of teaching she has found a true power that performance has to offer in the development and growth of a student. Past students have blossomed and transformed under Megan’s guidance and she cannot wait to explore what POP Camp will bring. 

Michael Simjanovski

Michael has been working as an Audio/Visual Technician and Music Producer in the Professional Industry for many years. Working with such acts as Delta Goodrem, Tash Sultana, Mia Rodriguez, sister2sister, The Cockroaches, Eric Grothe Band, The McClymonyts, The Wolfe Brothers, Troy Cassar-Dailey, Johnny Ruffo, Ocean Alley and currently touring with Lee Kernaghan. 

He has had the opportunity to work at some of the most influential events this country has to offer, such as, Fire Fight Australia Concert, The Golden Guitars, Rolling Stone Awards, The Sydney Royal Easter Show and many more.

Holding a Bachelor in Audio Production and a plethora of hands on experience and knowledge in live events, he hopes to inspire the POP camp students.