Jaylun Moore is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative practice centers dance, choreography, and teaching. She is the Co-Founder and Director of Five Fifteen Dance and has more than a decade of experience as a performer, choreographer, and educator. 

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Jaylun performed in the 2016 North Carolina Dance Festival Tour under the choreography of Kristi Vincent Johnson and is a frequent guest artist and collaborator with the North Carolina Central University Dance Program. She was a recipient of the 2018 Leadership Scholarship for the American Dance Festival Summer Intensive and has trained with artists such as Nia Love, Momar Ndiaye,  and Joy Davis.

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Her work also extends into dance film. Her recent film work includes "The River Speaks of Thirst" (2021) and "Black Being" (2025), both directed by Kristi Vincent Johnson. In The River Speaks of Thirst, Jaylun served as dancer, assistant choreographer, production assistant, and editor, and in Black Being, she served as editor. Alongside her collaborative work, Jaylun also produces original dance films and is passionate about expanding the ways dance can communicate stories and experiences beyond the stage.