Alexandra Roxo is a filmmaker and artist living in Brooklyn, NY. After graduating from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts she lived in Portland and Seattle where she showed her photography and experimental films in galleries and institutions. After being drawn back east for work she has worked on many films in varying capacities such as The Imperialists are Still Alive!, Hounddog, The North Face, and The Age of Stupid. She co-wrote a produced her first narrative feature film, Mary Marie, with colleagues and then she went on to write and direct her own narrative short film, Bemvindo. She also shoots photographs for musicians, designers, and artists, as well as fashion editorial work using mostly 35 mm film. Recently she has been directing short fashion films for various designers and magazines. She has a few scripts in development that she is working on in her spare time.