Tiler Peck is a celebrated figure in the world of dance, known primarily as a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet. Her artistry transcends the stage, making her a sought-after talent in film projects that capture the beauty and precision of ballet. One of her standout contributions to the home video landscape is "Ballet Now" (2018), a documentary that provides an intimate look into the life of a dancer, showcasing Peck's dedication and skill. This release has become a favorite among collectors for its insightful portrayal of the ballet world, as well as its high-quality production. Collectors are drawn to Tiler Peck's work not only because of her remarkable performances but also due to her presence in historically significant events, such as performing at the Kennedy Center Honors in front of President Obama. Her ability to bridge traditional ballet with contemporary themes makes her films essential for any serious physical media collection, celebrating both the art of dance and its impact on culture.