About Step Up: Revolution

'Step Up: Revolution' is the fourth installment in the 'Step Up' film series, directed by Scott Speer, and released in 2012. The film revolves around a flash mob group called 'The Mob' which strives to win a major dance contest for a significant cash prize, but soon becomes a protest group fighting against the relocation of their neighborhood due to a real estate development project.

Making / Production

The film was produced by Jennifer Gibgot and Adam Shankman, with a screenplay written by Amanda Brody. The movie was shot in several locations across Miami, Florida, showcasing the city's vibrant culture and stunning architecture.

Actors

• Ryan Guzman as Sean: The movie's male lead who plays a key role in forming 'The Mob'.
• Kathryn McCormick as Emily: She portrayed a brilliant dancer trying to win her father’s approval.
• Peter Gallagher as Mr. Anderson: He played a wealthy businessman, and Emily’s father, opposing 'The Mob'.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film was the first in the series to be directed by Scott Speer.
• 'Step Up: Revolution' was the first film in the series to have a 3D release.
• Reality TV star So You Think You Can Dance season 6 winner Kathryn McCormick made her acting debut with this movie.

Quotes

• "Enough with performance art. It's time for protest art." - Sean
• "You dance because you can speak through music." - Emily

Music, Soundtrack

• "Let's Go" - Travis Barker ft. Yelawolf, Twista, Busta Rhymes and Lil Jon
• "Hands In The Air" - Timbaland ft. Ne-Yo
• "Feel Alive" - Fergie ft. Pitbull and DJ Poet