bio

Alexandra Spieth is an actor, writer, director, and professor of On-Camera Acting at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. Alexandra is in the festival circuit for her written and directed horror-comedy feature debut “Stag” (logline: A loner must fight for redemption when she is invited to her estranged BFF's bachelorette party).

“Stag” has screened at Brooklyn Film Festival, Female Eye Film Festival (Winner of “Best Chills and Thrills Feature”), Portland Horror Film Festival, GenreBlast Film Festival (Winner of “Best Director of a Feature Film”), Portland Film Festival, Soho International Film Festival (Winner of the “Audience Choice Award”), Atlanta Horror Fest (Winner of “Best Horror-Comedy Feature”), Sohome Horror Film Festival, Renegade Film Festival (Winner of “Best Director for a Feature Film”), Garden State Film Festival, Salem Horror Festival (Winner of the “George A. Romero Fellowship”), Ridgewood Off-Kilter Festival, Lake County Film Festival, Hot Springs Horror International Film Festival, and Milford Horror Festival.

Previous to this, Spieth had written, created, and starred in the digital series 86’d (Executive Produced and Fully Funded by BRIC TV) and Blank My Life (which spans 4 seasons).

In 2023, Spieth directed her sophomore horror feature, “I Know Exactly How You Die”. Currently, she teaches On-Camera Acting and directs the Digital Showcase for Rutgers University’s Mason Gross School of the Arts.

Alexandra has acted in over 20 professional productions, including work at Irondale Ensemble, Everyman Theatre, and NYC’s The Public Theatre. She is a Carnegie Mellon University Grad (BFA in Acting, Winner of the Adelyne Roth Levine Memorial Award for Excellence in Acting).