Desert Indian legend sky dancers.....in beginning of movies, production company..

The Sky Dancers toy and animated series

The Sky Dancers toy line and animated TV series from the mid-1990s are likely one of the subjects of this query. 

• The toy line: The flying ballerina dolls were released by Galoob in 1994. They were later recalled by Hasbro due to safety concerns but were re-released with improved safety features.
• The series: An animated series produced by Abrams Gentile Entertainment and Gaumont Multimedia aired in 1996. It followed five students at the High Hope Dance Academy who were secretly the Sky Dancers, defenders of the magical Wingdom from the evil Sky Clone. 

"Sky Dancers" from the Desert Southwest

Another possibility is a Facebook group named "Sky Dancers" that has connections to the Desert Southwest and Native American culture. 

• The group: This family dance group is originally from Tuba City but now resides in the Phoenix area.
• Cultural background: The group has diverse family ties, hailing from the Navajo Nation, Hopi, and Tewa tribes. They chose the name "Sky Dancers" because their clan, Tu'wa'wungwa, carries the world's prayers to holy ones and ancestors in the sky. 

Other potential meanings of "Sky Dancers"

• Tibetan Buddhism: The term is a poetic translation for the word dakini in Tibetan Buddhism. Dakinis are powerful, enlightened female beings who represent wisdom and spiritual transformation.