Choreography. 

Himerria Rozaa Wortham is an interdisciplinary storyteller whose works span the fields of dance, experimental film, photography, and visual ethnography. Often blending and intersecting the disciplines in her artistic work, the Los Angeles-based artist explores themes of embodiment and the convergence of culture and identity. Wortham’s works are both deeply personal and universal in their appeal and at many times experimental. Her work also involves elements of collaboration and community engagement. As a choreographer and movement director, Wortham specializes in developing movement that highlights the individual's unique ability to allow them to shine and show off their strengths. Often this movement is generated in collaboration with the artist in order to capture the essence of the artist and ensure their voice is represented within the project.

Watch the first full episode of Saturdays, Season 1 Episode 1, "Skates, Lies & Videos". Paris, Ari and Simone learn that a music video is being recorded at Saturdays; they decide they have to be in it, but they have to age up to look 18. Watch the next video here: https://youtu.be/leaNvNh-3Nw Watch Saturdays on Disney Channel YouTube! And catch more Saturdays videos here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiv1IUQDVSNIqJFzkCptwkk8TCSENFefN SATURDAYS, is a single-cam coming of age comedy that only takes place on the best day of the week…Saturday! The series revolves around 14-year-old, PARIS JOHNSON, and her best friends SIMONE & ARI, who hone their roller skating skills on the cool parquet floor of Saturdays, a local skating rink in Chicago. Together they form the We-B-Girlz skate crew, and are determined to show and prove they have the hottest skate routines on the planet! Full Episodes Available on Disney Channel and Disney+. https://ondisneyplus.disney.com/ #SaturdaysSeries #disneychannel #fullepisode

Moving Portraits is a short dance film by the two dancers Himerria Wortham and Raquel Cabrera. Born out of a yearning for elevated images of women of color, Wortham and Cabrera borrowed from their respective Algerian and Mexican cultures to create this contemporary dance portrait. "Our goal with Moving Portraits is to celebrate the beauty of our mixed heritages and American cultures through fashion and dance. Understanding that media is one of the strongest educational vehicles of change, we wanted to create images of women of color that encapsulate the dignity, beauty, and poise we wished we could have grown up seeing on TV." Cast/Crew: Producers/Creative Directors/Dancers: @rqlcabrera @himerria Co-Producer: Piper Hillman @pipesmcgypes Kalie Acheson @kalieacheson DP: David Tayar @davidtayar 1st Assistant Camera: Melissa Baltierra @stellar_bee Camera Operator: Vincent Lomascolo @maverick.220 Djembe Player: Desi Dennis-Dylan @desidennisdylan_ Picture Editor: Vincent Lomascolo @maverick.220 Colorist: Kya Lou @kyalou Set Production: Art Mafia @artmafia.studios Music Production: Drum and Lace Music @drumandlace Post Production: Productive Damage Studios Special Thanks to David Wong @rareform1906 for your guidance and Greg Hatton @renaissanceman and Claudia Giner @lilcflo for your photographic contribution.

Thistles and Thorns follows the symbolic trials and tribulations of a young woman named Assata who is sent into a treacherous jungle to bring magic back to the garden of sisterhood. The film features a rich atmosphere and diverse cast, and offers a unique and inspiring fantasy experience from the minds of Kalie Acheson and Yazmin Monet Watkins. An ANIMI Production in collaboration with Yazmin Monet Watkins Creative | Directed by Kalie Acheson Story by Yazmin Monet Watkins & Kalie Acheson Written by Yazmin Monet Watkins & David Vieux Screenplay by Yazmin Monet Watkins & David Vieux Produced by Kalie Acheson and Charles Latham Production Design: ANIMI Director of Photography: Kyle Stryker Co-Producer / Line Producer: Tammy Sanchez Co-producer / Steadicam: Jess Lopez Co-producer: Evan Allen-Gessesse Movement Director: Himerria Wortham Makeup: Ryan Burke Costume Design: Archie Robertson & Jennifer Luna Production First AD: Evan Allen-Gessesse Second AD: Jacqueline Wilton Production Supervisor: Liz Olenski Cast (In Order of Appearance) Assata: Yazmin Monet Watkins Venus Fly Trap: Misako Envela Fox: Himerria Wortham Ancestor: Erinn Anova Hummingbird: Kelli Wheeler Helpful Tree: Wyntergrace Williams Future Warriors 1: Madison Watkins Future Warriors 2: Zoe Watkins Camera Department Steadicam Operator: Jessica Lopez Camera PA: Amanda Hamaday 1st AC: Paul Goodin MK-V Operator: Ruben Sjlutier 2nd AC: Renni Pollock Grip and Electric Department Gaffer: Pony Gold Additional Key Grip: Ashley Layne Best Girl Grip: Rachel Bickert Best Girl Electric: Christa Pedersen Key Grip: Gabriel Carnick Lighting PA: Chris Salas Makeup Department Additional Makeup: Allison McGillicuddy Construction Department Mitch Romero Gus Edwards Gabe Demonte-Finn Josh Hargrave Art Department Set Decorator: Brian Mayfield Scenic Painter: Bev Klopfenstein Lead Fabricator: Caitlyn Brisbin Art PA: Crystal Tree Art PA: Anna Akana Art PA: Jan-Michael Losada Art PA: Matt Brugger Art PA: Philip Nunez Art PA: Sarah Gorski Art PA: Renni Pollock Art PA: Samuel Raymond Art PA: Angel Lopez Art PA: David Smith Production Assistants Madeline Alonzo James Harvey Jacob Berman Wynston Stanback Shelby Ferguson Orlando Tarango Behind the Scenes Ethan Coco Mario Pujas Mark Escribano Sinziana Velicescu Brianna Lopez BTS Ronin Op: Najee Rawlins Post Production Editor: Charles Latham Score: Steady Holiday & Selina Carrera w/ Will Collelo Co-Editor/Visual Effects: Ethan Coco Additional Production Staff Social Media / Copywriter: Julian Wildhack Catering: Molly Latham Partners and Sponsors Airstar America Fiilex Kino Flo Lighting Systems Matthews Studio Equipment Castex Rentals Green Sets Recycled Movie Sets Special Thanks Mark Lefleur Adam Rettek

Produced by ART MAFIA STUDIOS https://artmafiastudios.com Creative Producer & Director: Kalie Acheson Featured Dancers / Choreography & Freestyle: Randi Freitas (GTA) & Allauné Blegbo (Bloc LA) Choreography, Director of movement & co-producer: Himerria Wortham (GTA) Director of Photography: Ernesto Lomeli Editor: Ethan Coco Makeup: Mynxii White Costumes: Kate Bergh & Chloe Badner Colorist: Ken Schefler Song Produced by Annaliese Schiersch Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0LirKN6n85O6Nk8OxrHCD0?si=Z7vztkdmSB2nVu2TDJ3FzA iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/love-rush/1357552959?i=1357553539

NIOBE, a weary traveler from an unknown land, carries with her only the pain and suffering of all the people she has encountered along the road. Niobe arrives at an impassable wall, an unavoidable stop. She uncontrollably begins to release the held sadness that she has collected. The communal tears start flowing through Niobe. She becomes submerged in the tears of humankind. The water that at first was drowning her, begins to cleanse. With renewed strength, she reemerges. Writer | Director: Christopher Allen Director of Photography: Michael Elias Thomas NIOBE | Choreographer: Himerria Wortham Editor: Adam Larsen 1st Assistant Camera: Daniel Waynick Costume Design: Zoe Johnson