Growing up in the Rocky Mountains, Alex was raised with a distinct point-of-view that balances a curiosity for the unknown with the grit required to find out what lies over the horizon. Much of his early work reflects that contrast, exploring the relationship between the beauty of Mother Nature and the individuals who push themselves within her most extreme environments. Alex cut his teeth freelancing on documentary and branded projects with Redbull Media House, Powder Magazine, Newschoolers, and the X Games.

​Alex holds an MFA in producing from The AFI Conservatory in Los Angeles. After film school, while serving as a development executive at Gravel, he produced a slate of films with 1993, including; the indie-thriller – "The Line" starring Alex Wolff and Halle Bailey, the Paramount comedy – "Sweet Dreams" starring Johnny Knoxville and Mo Amer, and David Mamet's – "Heny Johnson" starring Shia LaBeouf, Chris Bauer, Evan Jonigkeit, and Dominic Hoffman. 

 

After breaking out on his own, his producing credits have gone on to include the 2026 SXSW breakout, "Brian" starring Ben Wang, Randall Park, Natalie Morales, and William H. Macy. 

 

When he's not working on films, Alex is either producing commercials and music videos, serving coffee with his friends at Brötli in Hollywood, or running full-tilt toward the mountains he once called home.