Sindy Guerrero Williams is Co-Founder of Dance 411 Studios (the largest dance studio in the Southeast) and Co-Founder of BlocSouth Talent Agency. As rising dancer in Atlanta, she and her friends were frustrated by the lack of a professional organization in the region for those hoping to make it in the business. They decided to start a network of their own, assembling 40 dance pals into a Yahoo e-group they called Dance 411.
A month later, the group had grown to 500 members eager to share information, tips and contacts, and Sindy knew she was onto something. Dance 411 Studios began hosting classes and, in time, evolved into a highly sought after international dance empire, known for working with and creating international-caliber dancers, instructors, and some of the highly sought after choreographers in the world.
Dance 411 Studios has been home to at least a dozen reality shows, usually in a cameo setting.
Examples:
Bravo's "Real Housewives of Atlanta."
BET's "Born to Dance."
Bravo's "Tabatha's Takeover."
MTV's "Made."
Lifetime's "Pretty Wicked Moms."
TV One's "R&B Divas."
And off camera, they brought Will Ferrell and Steve Carell in to learn the two step for "Anchorman 2."
In addition, the studio's incredibly talented youth were profiled on the TLC reality show, "Dance Kids ATL."
Moreover, the studio hosted and assisted with the casting of movies such as "Coming to America 2" and "The Color Purple: The Musical Movie."
As co-owner of BlocSouth Talent Agency and later 411 South Talent (Atlanta's number one dance talent agency), Sindy and her team, together with the Bloc Los Angeles and Bloc New York offices, represent more working dancers than any other talent agency worldwide.
