Vincent Alvas

Born and raised in Miami, Fl., Vincent Alvas began performing first as a martial artist at the age of four. He continued training for over twenty years, performing and competing throughout the United States and winning on the local, regional and national level. His unique physical abilities then led him to dance, continuing to perform as a break dancer throughout Miami. Through performing in the martial arts and dance worlds, he grew a strong reputation as an entertainer. In 2011, he began his training as an actor at the Miami Acting Studio. He soon began working consistently, booking several national commercials for companies such as a Nike, Time Warner Cable, and Ferrero Rocher among numerous others. Soon after, Vincent made the jump to television with a role on the Latin TV show "Grachi" as the rival swim team leader of the shows star. His work in television did not stop there, as he later booked roles on several other TV productions including as the host for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Port Shopping Network. Over the last year, Vincent has starred in several notable films including "The Institute" alongside James Franco, as well "Typee", produced by Franco as well. Recently, Vincent has spent time creating. In the fall of 2016, he produced and directed the 120 Hour Film Festival, partnering with Scott Haze, James Franco and David Van Asselt of the Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre. He also can be seen performing slam poetry at events across Los Angeles, as well as writing, directing, producing and starring in many independent theatre productions.