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Alexandra Cuerdo is an acclaimed filmmaker and director, celebrated for her innovative storytelling and dedication to amplifying diverse voices. Her passion for film began at a young age, fueled by a love for the arts and storytelling. Born and raised in Southern California, Alexandra pursued her education at prestigious institutions, earning a Bachelor of Arts from Yale University. Her time at Yale honed her skills and deepened her understanding of narrative structures and visual storytelling. After graduating, Alexandra's journey led her to the vibrant world of television and film in New York and Los Angeles. She quickly made a name for herself as an adept director and creative force. Her work spans various genres, showcasing her versatility and commitment to exploring culturally rich and relevant stories. Her documentary feature, *ULAM: Main Dish*, which debuted at the Los Angeles Film Festival, earned critical acclaim for its compelling exploration of Filipino-American cuisine and identity. The film broke boundaries and ignited conversation on representation in media. Alexandra's directorial success has also extended to episodic content, music videos, and commercials, where she continues to build an impressive portfolio. Her ability to capture authentic human experiences and translate them into powerful visual narratives has garnered attention and accolades within the industry. Alexandra’s projects often highlight themes of identity, community, and resilience, reflecting her personal commitment to creating work that resonates on a deeper cultural level. Not just behind the camera, Alexandra has graced multiple stages as a keynote speaker, sharing her insights on filmmaking, diversity, and the power of storytelling. Her speeches are known for their authenticity, wit, and ability to inspire her audience. Through these engagements, Alexandra aims to encourage the next generation of filmmakers to pursue their passions and tell stories that matter. In all her endeavors, Alexandra remains a staunch advocate for diversity and inclusion. She believes in the transformative power of storytelling and its ability to foster understanding and empathy across cultures. Her work continues to push boundaries and redefine perspectives, establishing her as a pivotal figure in modern filmmaking.