Alexander Drake grew up studying drama, visual art, and music, having performed as an actor and appearing as an extra in the feature film “Chasers” in 1993. After performing music for two years and interning at recording and post-production studios, he was awarded a scholarship to Berklee College of Music in Boston as an Electric Bassist.

Since 1998, he’s traveled the world, performing in, mixing, and managing thousands of concerts for millions of people across five different continents. Concerts included technical work with B.B. King, The Roots, Eddie Money, Little River Band, Dougherty, Buckcherry, Erykah Badu, Gwar, performances for crowds over 25,000 people, President Barack Obama, British Royalty, and dozens of extremely high-level government and political figures.

During his career in the Army Band, Alexander was the technical advisor and coordinator for the design and construction of an outdoor performance venue at Fort Eustis, VA, as well as a voting member of the development board that created the audio engineering career field for the military bands. He was awarded ten medals in recognition of his service.

He holds three degrees in music performance, composition and orchestration, and music business, from Berklee, an MBA in marketing from Drexel University, and an MFA in creative writing from Full Sail University.

After placing music in the 2013 feature film Begin Again, Alexander moved to Hollywood to pursue a film composing career. Along the way, he found his childhood studies of the arts resurfacing and taking on a new life in their desires to be expressed.

Alexander is a screenwriter, director, and composer for feature films, TV, and web series.