Alexander Perri, a Toronto native, developed a passion for visual storytelling early in life, often experimenting with his father's SLR cameras. His interest in photography and imagery naturally evolved into a fascination with filmmaking, spending countless hours studying behind-the-scenes featurettes of classic films like the "Indiana Jones" and original "Star Wars" trilogies. Perri pursued formal studies in Image Arts - Photography at Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) and later earned a Diploma of Photography from the Photography Institute in Vancouver.
In 2019, Alex made his directorial debut with the short film Glitter Girl. Working with a modest $1000 budget, a small crew of four, and a three-day filming schedule, he took on multiple roles as director, cinematographer, and editor, completing post-production within a month. Glitter Girl went on to win the People's Choice Award at the Crystalline Film Festival in 2021.
