Dance in Film · 2016
That's My Girl (2016)
Sean Bankhead turns Fifth Harmony's white-flag entrance into a rescue-mission chorus, using synchronized power poses and formation changes across Hannah Lux Davis's ruined desert town to make the video's girl-power premise legible through movement.
That's My Girl is a 2016 dance film centred on ballroom and social dance. For dancers, it's a chance to see the style performed on screen — the phrasing, partnering, and musicality that the same dances carry onto a real floor.
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Where to watch: Free authorized full video on Fifth Harmony's official YouTube channel; a current U.S. Apple Music video listing was verified 2026-08-09. Availability may change.
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The dance sequences in That's My Girl
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Abandoned-building dustfall ensemble
Commercial / Industry DanceDanced by Fifth Harmony (Ally Brooke; Camila Cabello; Dinah Jane; Lauren Jauregui; Normani Kordei) · Choreography Sean Bankhead
The quintet moving together in the abandoned building as dust drifts down from the ruined ceiling.
Bankhead’s ensemble movement remains camera-legible inside the damaged building, where falling dust makes the choreography feel embedded in the aftermath rather than staged on a neutral set.
Watch this sequence · The full film is on YouTube; the link opens at this sequence. Official FifthHarmonyVEVO full video opened 2026-08-15. Dance Spirit credits Sean Bankhead and describes the action-film setting; Vulture distinguishes the flag, cave, abandoned-building, and collective-magic passages. No edition-specific timestamp is asserted. Standalone music video is mapped to film under the required film/tv scene contract.
Cave choreography
Commercial / Industry DanceDanced by Fifth Harmony (Ally Brooke; Camila Cabello; Dinah Jane; Lauren Jauregui; Normani Kordei) · Choreography Sean Bankhead
Fifth Harmony dancing inside the cave while the devastated city imagery continues around the sequence.
The enclosed cave gives the group routine a concentrated performance space inside the larger post-apocalyptic story, keeping the quintet’s synchronized movement visually separate from the street rescue.
Watch this sequence · The full film is on YouTube; the link opens at this sequence. Official FifthHarmonyVEVO full video opened 2026-08-15. Dance Spirit credits Sean Bankhead and describes the action-film setting; Vulture distinguishes the flag, cave, abandoned-building, and collective-magic passages. No edition-specific timestamp is asserted. Standalone music video is mapped to film under the required film/tv scene contract.
Collective-magic finale
Commercial / Industry DanceDanced by Fifth Harmony (Ally Brooke; Camila Cabello; Dinah Jane; Lauren Jauregui; Normani Kordei) · Choreography Sean Bankhead
The group’s shared power flying into the air as the ruined city is finally made safe.
The closing group passage converts the video’s empowerment theme into a physical payoff: collective movement and gesture produce the airborne force that resolves the rescue story.
Watch this sequence · The full film is on YouTube; the link opens at this sequence. Official FifthHarmonyVEVO full video opened 2026-08-15. Dance Spirit credits Sean Bankhead and describes the action-film setting; Vulture distinguishes the flag, cave, abandoned-building, and collective-magic passages. No edition-specific timestamp is asserted. Standalone music video is mapped to film under the required film/tv scene contract.
White-flag street rescue routine
Commercial / Industry DanceDanced by Fifth Harmony (Ally Brooke; Camila Cabello; Dinah Jane; Lauren Jauregui; Normani Kordei) · Choreography Sean Bankhead
Fifth Harmony advancing through the ruined street in white costumes, moving the flags together as citizens gather behind them.
The flag choreography turns synchronized commercial movement into part of the rescue narrative: the quintet uses a shared prop vocabulary to summon the injured townspeople toward safety.
Watch this sequence · The full film is on YouTube; the link opens at this sequence. Official FifthHarmonyVEVO full video opened 2026-08-15. Dance Spirit credits Sean Bankhead and describes the action-film setting; Vulture distinguishes the flag, cave, abandoned-building, and collective-magic passages. No edition-specific timestamp is asserted. Standalone music video is mapped to film under the required film/tv scene contract.
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