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ALEX ALBERS is an experienced documentary editor whose work has premiered on PBS, Fox Sports, Netflix, Amazon Prime as well as film festivals across the country and around the world.  Their passion is character driven documentary filmmaking rooted in social change. They are community oriented, have worked for numerous film festivals and helped to set up the Philadelphia chapter of the Video Consortium.

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Alex has had the honor of working with numerous independent filmmakers and production companies on a wide range of projects. Most recently they served as lead editor on Open Eye Pictures' COMPLICATED (2025), a feature documentary that premiered at Slamdance in the Unstoppable program. In the past they worked with TrimTab Media on two award winning short documentaries WOMEN'S MARCH (2017) and ELLAVUT CIMIRTUQ (2024), and with Bray's Run Productions a on 7-part travel series PERFECT SWEAT (2024), which explores bathing culture around the world. 

Farther back they collaborated on a variety of documentary projects including the 10-part Netflix crime series MAKING A MURDERER: Season 1 (2015),  Academy Award Winner, RESTREPO (2010), Emmy-nominated & Seattle International Film Festival Audience Award winner, Q BALL (2019), and the Oscar shortlisted and Emmy-Winning Netflix film FIRE IN PARADISE (2019). 

In addition to longer form documentary work Alex specializes in short form video content - specifically branded content, client profile pieces, promotional videos, event highlight reels, and music videos. Some of their clients have included Facebook/Meta, AAA, Benjamin Moore, Habitat for Humanity, and SF AIDS Foundation.

They are an alumni of Sarah Lawrence College, where in 2008 they received their BA in Liberal Arts with an area of focus in film production.  ​They have lived all over - Chicago, NY, Sydney, San Francisco - currently they live in Philadelphia with their partner and rescue pup.  Ask them to tell you the story of how this pup wandered into their lives.  It's quite the tail, I mean tale. 

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