Vincent Alvas, a Miami native, embarked on his artistic journey at the tender age of four, when he began training as a martial artist, marking the inception of a lifelong passion that would eventually evolve into a multifaceted career.
Over the course of twenty years, he dedicated himself to honing his skills, competing and performing across the United States, earning a plethora of accolades at the local, regional, and national levels, showcasing his remarkable prowess and versatility as a martial artist.
This impressive foundation in martial arts served as a catalyst for his exploration of dance, specifically breakdancing, which he continued to perform throughout Miami, further solidifying his reputation as a dynamic and accomplished artist.
Vincent's rising fame as an entertainer was marked by a significant expansion of his artistic scope, as he embarked on a journey of artistic growth by enrolling in the esteemed Miami Acting Studio in the year 2011. This pivotal decision allowed him to hone his acting skills, laying the groundwork for a successful career in the entertainment industry.
As his acting abilities continued to evolve, Vincent's talents caught the attention of prominent brands, leading to a string of national commercials for notable companies such as Nike, Time Warner Cable, and Ferrero Rocher, among others. This impressive commercial success served as a springboard for his transition to television, where he secured a coveted role on the popular Nickelodeon Latin America show "Grachi."
In this esteemed television production, Vincent played the role of the rival swim team leader, opposite the show's star, bringing his unique acting abilities to the forefront and further solidifying his position as a talented and versatile performer in the entertainment industry.
Vincent's television career continued to experience a remarkable surge in popularity, with a plethora of appearances on various productions, including hosting roles for the esteemed Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines' Port Shopping Network, a platform that showcases an array of products and services to a vast audience.
Vincent has expanded his creative horizons beyond acting to encompass the realm of creation. His multifaceted talents have enabled him to take on various roles, including that of a producer and director. In the autumn of 2016, he co-produced and directed the 120 Hour Film Festival, a collaborative endeavour with Scott Haze, James Franco, and David Van Asselt of the Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre. This marked a significant milestone in his career, as it allowed him to exercise his creative muscles and work alongside other talented individuals.
