about
Born and raised in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, Alexandra developed a passion for creative writing at an early age. She was drawn to the fictional narratives in books and films that wove history with mythological themes. As a teenager, she dedicated her free time to competitive horseback riding and screenwriting. Alexandra later pursued her interest in the arts, majoring in Film at the ArtCenter College of Design and working as a screenwriter in Los Angeles for several years. She now lives in Austin, Texas. Most of Alexandra's writing is set in Catalonia, Spain, the birthplace of her mother and where much of her family still resides.
work
Alexandra's short film 'Ember' premiered in 2022 at the LA Shorts International Festival and at the NFMLA + Latinx & Hispanic Cinema Festival at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. Her original written works have received numerous accolades, including winner, finalist, semifinalist, and quarterfinalist placements in various competitions, such as the Austin Film Festival, the Creative World Awards, the ScreenCraft Fellowship, the ScreenCraft Pilot Launch, the WGI Michael Collyer Fellowship, Script Pipeline, and CineStory. Her pilot script 'Hellhound Country' was Top Ten in Audio Fiction at the 2023 Austin Film Festival, placing in the top 2% of 11,000+ entries. Separately, her audio drama pilot 'Fort Atlas' was selected for the Austin Film Festival's First Three Pages Live! event and read on stage at the ColdTowne Theater in January 2024.
