Born and raised in Los Angeles, I pursued my passion for art starting with Crossroads High School in Santa Monica. Film has always been in my DNA, drawing inspiration from my great-uncle Sam Rolfe, a celebrated TV screenwriter known for "Have Gun, Will Travel" and "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.," and my great-aunt Hilda Rolfe, who worked with cinematic legends Fritz Lang and David O. Selznick.

After earning a BFA from the University of Oregon, I continued my studies at the Southern California Institute of Architecture, where I received my Master of Architecture. It was during my graduate thesis that I discovered a deep passion for the interplay between architecture and film, leading me to a career in production design.

I've been fortunate to collaborate with and learn from incredible talent on a variety of projects, including films like "Fly Me To The Moon," "The Electric State," "Werewolf By Night," "The Gray Man," "Equalizer 2," "Greyhound," "Papillon," "Antman," "42," "World War Z," "Into The Woods," "Transformers 3," "Thor," and "Me and You and Everyone We Know." My television credits include "The Rookie," "Chicago Med," the "Lewis and Clark" miniseries, "The Crazy Ones," "Major Crimes," and "Angie Tribeca."

My work has taken me across the USA and abroad to the U.K., Malta, and Scotland. Currently, I serve as an Art Director, Supervising Art Director, and Production Designer for both feature films and television. I have been a proud member of Local 800 since 2011.

Contact:

Alexander Creatives - Brooke Bretschger

info@alexandercreatives.com

#718.643.6800