About Julia
To see Julia's current resume please visit www.lacasting.com/juliaalexander
Press about Julia: Hollywood Scriptwriter Magazine - Spring 2010
When not working as a journalist (in both print and broadcast), Julia Diana Alexander can be found doing research for her Master's thesis. After completing her thesis by the end of this year, Julia is hoping to expand it into a Doctorate.
Julia's passion in life is acting. Even in the busiest weeks, she does not miss any auditions or acting classes. Julia’s European background has led her to be cast in a wide range of roles from Miss America to Detective Sanders in the sci-fi series Star Child: The Chosen One. In 2009, she wrote a screenplay titled the Bilderberg Club (www.thebilderbergclub.com) and when the project was produced by Allport Productions she was attached as one of the lead actors along with Alison Arngrim (Little House on the Prairie).
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To see Julia's current resume please visit www.lacasting.com/juliaalexander
Press about Julia: Hollywood Scriptwriter Magazine - Spring 2010
When not working as a journalist (in both print and broadcast), Julia Diana Alexander can be found doing research for her Master's thesis. After completing her thesis by the end of this year, Julia is hoping to expand it into a Doctorate.
"I'm a news junkie. People that know me well agree that I'm best described as an extroverted nerd. I love meeting new people, that's what makes me overcome my natural shyness," said Julia with a smile on her face.
Julia's passion in life is acting. Even in the busiest weeks, she does not miss any auditions or acting classes. Julia’s European background has led her to be cast in a wide range of roles from Miss America to Detective Sanders in the sci-fi series Star Child: The Chosen One. In 2009, she wrote a screenplay titled the Bilderberg Club (www.thebilderbergclub.com) and when the project was produced by Allport Productions she was attached as one of the lead actors along with Alison Arngrim (Little House on the Prairie).
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Julia's hobbies also include Martial Arts, Tennis, Swimming, reading and of course Julia loves hearing great stories. Julia is a member of Kappa Tau Alpha (National Honor Society in Journalism and Mass Communications), SAG, the SAG conservatory and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
"I'm so lucky to have an amazing group of friends in Los Angeles and Europe, and I'm always open to making new friends. I'm very close to my family in Europe. Whenever I have a free minute I call them. I know that sounds so cliche, but my parents are my best friends and heroes," she said.
Julia loves the investigative and story telling parts of journalism. She also enjoys writing articles for Hollywood Scriptwriter Magazine because she gets to do in-depth interviews with people that she admires. Her interviews for Hollywood Scriptwriter Magazine include.. Academy Award winning director James Marsh & artists Philippe Petit, Oscar nominated director Reto Caffi, actor/director Robert Davi, screenwriter Stephen Susco and director Matteo Garrone.
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Julia also hosted two segments of the On-Point TV show. The first show explored the reasons and impact of runaway TV and movie productions. The guests on the show were Steve MacDonald- President of Film L.A.; Michael Ohoven- Academy-Award nominated producer and CEO of Infinity Media. Steve Dayan- Business Agent for Teamsters Union Local 399 Rob Word- Senior Vice President of Insight Film Studios. The second On-Point TV show examined Proposition 87-the so-called oil tax initiative. The panelists included Judy Dugan-Research Director of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights Ted Green- Campaign Director for Americans Against Higher Taxes, and Chris Wolfe-President of Americans for Energy Independence.