Step Up 6 Trailer and Every Step Up Trailer

A Step Up 6 trailer does not exist, because no studio or trade report announces a sixth Step Up film with a release date. The most recent film in the main series is Step Up: All In (2014), and no new theatrical project has surfaced since. For the current status of a next film, see step up 6.

The five released films are easy to sort once you know the numbering. Searches for "Step Up 5 trailer" mean Step Up: All In, and the fourth film is Step Up Revolution. The full sequence is laid out in step up movies in order, and the whole saga is introduced on the step up movies hub.

Step Up (2006), directed by Anne Fletcher, stars Channing Tatum as Tyler Gage and Jenna Dewan as Nora Clark. Tyler is a Baltimore street dancer sentenced to janitor duty at the Maryland School of the Arts, where he ends up partnering with a ballet student before her senior showcase. If you want the clearest picture of where the series began, this is the trailer to play first. More detail is on the step up 2006 page.

Step Up 2: The Streets (2008), directed by Jon M. Chu, follows Andie West, played by Briana Evigan, a Baltimore street dancer who auditions for the Maryland School of the Arts while still dancing with her illegal crew, the 410. Her two worlds soon collide. Robert Hoffman plays Chase Collins, and Adam Sevani appears as Moose. Channing Tatum returns as Tyler. The step up 2 the streets page covers the rest.

Step Up 3D (2010), also directed by Jon M. Chu, moves the story to New York City, with Sharni Vinson as Natalie and Rick Malambri as Luke, who leads the Pirates crew. Adam Sevani returns as Moose, and Alyson Stoner returns as Camille. The film was shot in 3D, so the trailer is the one to watch on the biggest screen you have. See step up 3d.

Step Up Revolution (2012), directed by Scott Speer, is set in Miami, where Ryan Guzman plays Sean Asa, the leader of a flash mob crew called The Mob, and Kathryn McCormick plays Emily Anderson, a dancer who hides that her father is a powerful developer. Details are on the step up revolution page.

Step Up: All In (2014), directed by Trish Sie, brings Briana Evigan and Ryan Guzman together as Andie and Sean, with Adam Sevani and Alyson Stoner back as Moose and Camille. The crews meet in Los Angeles and compete in The Vortex, a dance contest whose prize is a three-year show in Las Vegas. It is the film that gathers the most returning faces in one place. See step up all in.

Step Up: High Water is a television series, not a film, so it sits outside this list of film trailers. TheWrap reported in 2020 that the series moved from YouTube to Starz and was retitled for its third season.

Start with the 2006 trailer and move forward in release order, because Moose and Camille carry over into the later films. Parents should note that all five films carry a PG-13 rating in the US, while the UK rates the first two PG and the last three 12. Cinvibe embeds a trailer only once it is confirmed to come from the official studio YouTube channel. To see where each film streams, check where to watch step up.