Born in Germany to a Palestinian father and German mother, Lexi Alexander, a former World Kickboxing Champion and USMC close-quarter-combat instructor, embarked on a remarkable journey, transforming herself from a stunt woman to an Oscar-nominated director.
Her ascent began with her first short film, Johnny Flynton, a gripping drama that delved into the life of a boxer, showcasing her remarkable storytelling abilities.
Seeking to foster a deeper understanding with actors, Lexi Alexander pursued her passion for acting by studying at the renowned Piero Dusa Acting Conservatory.
As her expertise grew, she transitioned to feature films, helming the critically acclaimed drama Green Street Hooligans, which won the SXSW Jury & Audience Award, as well as Marvel's Punisher: War Zone and Lifted.
In addition to her work in film, Lexi Alexander has also made a significant impact in television, directing episodes for popular shows such as ARROW, SUPERGIRL, SWAT, and AMERICAN GOTHIC.
Most recently, she has sold a movie to Blumhouse Productions & Netflix International, cementing her status as a respected and versatile director.
Throughout her career, Lexi Alexander has remained committed to her passion for martial arts, and is currently an avid student of the Russian style Systema.
