2-Day Filmmaking Workshop • Part 2

Enrique Villacreses is a Miami-based dancer, choreographer, and filmmaker. He is a recipient of the Dance Miami Choreographers’ (DMC) and Miami Individual Artist (MIA) Program. His works have been supported by Dance Canvas, Inter-American Choreographic Institute, Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami, Miami Light Project, and Pérez Art Museum Miami. His works have been presented at Frontiers Forum Live|Planet Prize Award Ceremony, 92NY Harkness Presents Future Dance Festival ’23, Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami’s Choreographers Showcase (21-23), ScreenDance Miami Festival (21-23), Men Who Dance (20-22), Daniel Lewis Dance Sampler (2022), Virtual Daniel Lewis Dance Sampler (21-23), 305 & Havana International Improv Fest (2022), Dance Canvas Presents 2022 Performance Series: Introducing the Next Generation, Miami Light Project’s Here & Now 2021, Mobile Dance Film Festival (2021), Pérez Art Museum Miami (2021), Dance Magazine (2020), Contact Quarterly (2020), The Kampong, and on the Dancemakers: New Works series at New World School of the Arts. He juried for Mobile Dance Film Festival (2022). He co-directed and edited a music video for Boston-based DJs, producers, and label owners named Soul Clap. He co-directed and co-edited Ballet Flamenco La Rosa’s Flamenco Granaíno: An original Flamenco Work created by Ilisa Rosal, in collaboration with Javier Martos. He co-directed and co-edited a documentary film for Dimensions Dance Theater of Miami, Possible: Imagination is the Root of Change by Will A. Erwin Jr. He was the cinematographer for a music video for emerging music artist Dreya Starr.

He is a member of SYNCOPATE COLLECTIVE, a group encompassing Miami based dancers, choreographers, filmmakers, actors, singers, writers and musicians interested in building network and opportunity through community. He is a founding member of the collective and provides artistic direction and creative partnership opportunities for the group.