Thales Corrêa is a Brazilian-American director who is dedicated to elevating the voices of the Latinx and LGBTQ+ communities through his work in storytelling, with a mission to drive social progress.
As a proud recipient of the Warner's OneFifty grant, Corrêa was selected for the esteemed New Narratives program, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication to his craft.
Throughout his career, Corrêa has received numerous accolades and nominations, with his most recent episodic series, "Poly People," being recognized as a top contender for an Emmy Award in the category of Best Short-Form Series.
His feature film, "Bathroom Stalls & Parking Lots," received widespread critical acclaim and was a major hit at the qFlix Philadelphia Film Festival and other LGBTQ+ film festivals.
Corrêa's short films, "Parents" and "Milvio," have also gained international recognition, being selected for festivals worldwide, including the prestigious Cannes Short Film Showcase.
Corrêa honed his craft at UCLA, where he pursued his passion for film, and further developed his skills through participation in two Sundance Collab workshops, demonstrating his commitment to continuous learning and growth.
In addition, he completed The Second City Writing program and received a scholarship from NALIP's Emerging Content Creators Inclusion Initiative, solidifying his status as an emerging talent to watch in the film industry.
Corrêa's impressive body of work, combined with his dedication to social progress and his commitment to his craft, make him a director to watch in the years to come.
