The Rise Effect Team!!!

Tymme Reitz

Tymme Reitz started in entertainment as a dancer, working professionally with popular artist such as Missy Elliot, Madonna, Will Smith, The Backstreet Boys, Shanice, Jordan Knight, Dru Hill, and Aaliyah. He appeared in over 30 music videos, and several films, commercials, and annual award shows including The Grammy's, American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, and MTV's Music and Movie Awards. Following his success in the dance industry, Tymme and his wife, Aury, formed Word In Motion Dance Company and began producing and hosting events that brought awareness and funds to support social issues such as human trafficking. In 2010 they pioneered Life150 Church in Burbank, California, so that they can serve their community and reach the world with God's love. Tymme continues to be an influencer and mentors those in need of hope and identity. As an author, he has written 3 books: Living Souled Out, Breaking The Rules So Love Can Win, and In The Waiting.

Cory Live

Cory started his career in Los Angeles as a dancer.  From there he went on to host shows for Nickelodeon, FOX Family and The Hub.  Cory spent 15 years as a warm up host for TV shows like American Idol, Dancing with the Stars, So You Think You Can Dance, America’s Got Talent and many others.  More recently he has shifted his focus towards building legacy and the greatness that we all have inside ourselves.  After traveling to Thailand twice to work with ZOE International, an organization that has rescued thousands of children from human trafficking, he has had a heart for giving a voice to the voiceless.  Being a part of The Rise Effect is an incredible honor and Cory is excited to highlight The Rise Effect inside each and every one of us!

Osea Kaukimoce

Osea Kaukimoce has more than 10 years of experience in the entertainment industry as a producer, director, production manager, and production coordinator in Hollywood.

As an entertainer and professional dancer, Osea also has experience in front of the camera. Performing on music videos and televised shows such as The Lady of Soul Awards, The World Music Awards, and Nickelodeon's "Victorious."