Vic Alexander(I)

Vic Alexander is an independent filmmaker who has over thirty years of experience. He graduated from San Francisco State University with a BA in filmmaking in 1970, and later went to Oslo, Norway on the advice of a Norwegian friend where he met and married the future SAG-AFTRA actress Liv Alexander, who is the granddaughter of the Ziegfeld dancer and actress Louise Brooks. Louise Brooks, whose best film is Pandora's Box. Some of his teachers were Robert Lewis, Jim Goldner, and Bill Furman, and Dr. John Fell who was the department chairman. Vic Alexander worked in Teamfilm, Oslo, Norway from 1971 to 1973. In 1979, he moved back to the US, and in 1984 he worked as Director of Photography for the director David A. Pryor, and with his own Arri 2c and a Cine-60 Blimp. He also edited the film on a rented Steenbeck. In 1985 he shot and directed his first 35mm feature film Two Faces of Youth. In 1986 He produced Tiger Cage, and then directed the last few scenes to complete it. Vic Alexander also directed The Quail Hunt with Solfrid Heier in Norway about a girl lost in a snow storm. It was his first film which he shot with an Eclair NPR in 16mm. He also directed Two Faces of Youth (1991) in 1991, and Butterflies in the Wind (2006) in 2006] and The Red Queen (2009) in 2009 and The Chase by Vic Alexander (2009) and Tiger Cage (1988) in 1988. Vic Alexander directed Star Quest starring Burt Ward and Liv Alexander. He continues to develop movie projects and plans to make a number of significant feature films in the future.