Cameron Robillard

Cameron Robillard is a percussion instructor based out of Sugar Land, TX. He’s worked as a snare tech, bass tech, battery coordinator, and percussion director for various high schools and independent DCI/WGI groups in the Gulf Coast area.

Cameron’s performance experience includes the Louisiana Stars Drum and Bugle Corps, the Nationally Recognized LSU Percussion Ensemble Hamiruge, the LSU Wind Ensemble, and The Golden Band from Tiger Land. He credits the influx of knowledge during his formative years to incredible instructors including Troy Breaux, Brett Dietz, Stanton Moore, and Shawn Galvin.

Throughout his marching career, he also taught several high school programs in the Gulf Coast area. During college, Cameron started his teaching career at Dutchtown High School in Geismar, LA where he taught Marching Band, Indoor Percussion, Percussion Ensemble, and Private Lessons. Currently, Cameron is the Percussion Director at Kempner High School in Sugar Land, TX where he teaches the UIL State level marching band and the State Finalist Indoor Percussion Ensemble.

Cameron attended Louisiana State University and received his Bachelor’s degree in Music Education. Outside of the pageantry arts, Cameron enjoys writing music, reading, and riding his bike.