Francisca Neves

Trained in performing arts and cinema, her transdisciplinary practice focuses on the fields of dance, theater, and cinema. She studied at the Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema, Balleteatro, ESMAE, ACT – Escola de Atores, TNDMII, and P.A.R.T.S., where she had the opportunity to learn and work with people and artists such as: Claudia Castellucci, John Romão, Beatriz Batarda, Sílvia Costa (Italy), Cathleen Mccarron (UK), Mathilde Monnier (France), Caroline Guiela Nguyen (France), Pierric Plathie, Ève-Marie Dalcourt (USA), Francesca Jaynes, and Dale Mercer. In 2019, she developed an interest in writing, taking classes with Ana Luísa Amaral, Pedro Mexia, and Sara Carinhas. More recently, she participated in the films A Colónia by Marco Martins, A Síbila by Eduardo Brito, Dias de Cama by Tatiana Ramos, and Midnight Glow by Pedro Harsnoury.