Alexander is Jamaican.
He was born in Charlotte, N.C.
He was born in Charlotte, N.C.
He started his creative career with photography and video, creating music videos and content with millions of views. Over the years he became interested in creative strategy, branding, technology and experiential marketing. He was able to find the intersection between these interests through interactive digital art for public spaces.
His immersive work has been experienced by thousands of people, displayed at events and art shows in venues like MCA Chicago, The Beverly Hilton, The Mint Museum, Harvey B. Gantt Center, McColl Center, Spectrum Arena, and more.
Origins
Alexander has always wanted to create narrative films so when A video exploded he created a short film titled "Cowbone" which premiered at the American Black Film Festival in Miami.
The story is inspired by the Jamaican folktale "Rolling Calf" and he used photos from his trips to Jamaica as image references.
The story is inspired by the Jamaican folktale "Rolling Calf" and he used photos from his trips to Jamaica as image references.
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Lets not forget about when he went viral on with a light experiment in his studio. You can read about it on Petapixel.
What's most interesting about the viral laser video is the caption is what made it blow up. The caption is relevant because it ties into the writing skills that Alexander has. He's written a ton of content, lots of shorts, and he's currently writing a feature film.
Do you want to know more? Email him: alexandernewmanhall@gmail.com
What's most interesting about the viral laser video is the caption is what made it blow up. The caption is relevant because it ties into the writing skills that Alexander has. He's written a ton of content, lots of shorts, and he's currently writing a feature film.
Do you want to know more? Email him: alexandernewmanhall@gmail.com
A Group Project: Unfinished but I still had fun.
