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Alexandra Fuller

director / creative director

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  • Me

Stories out there

For nearly 20 years I have been making stories about the intersection of people and place, with a strong emphasis on wild and rural places. The places out there. I’m a partner at Camp4 Collective, where I write and direct documentary films, narrative films, commercials and branded content. My independent films have premiered at Sundance, won a jury prize at SXSW, garnered a Vimeo Staff Pick and been nominated for an Emmy. Currently in production on a feature documentary set in the rural American West about what happens when the exiled members of a disgraced religious sect return to live next door to those who are still faithful.

When I work with brands, I bring a deep empathy that comes from the near decade I spent as a advertising creative director. Today I write and direct branded content and commercial videos both through agencies and client-direct, but always with a strategic eye for the audience and an understanding of the eco-system in which the content will live.

I'm also available for story consulting, as well as for speaking engagements and workshops. 

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alexandrafuller@gmail.com

+435/901.8621

View fullsize Bellow

In the cities they are bellowing, fires everywhere,
lungs ballooned to bursting with the air no longer 
needed by those who had it taken from them.

I have known sorrow in my life, intimacy
with bathroom floors, dirty imprint of tile 
pattern
View fullsize How quickly we are erased, history exhaling us as cool, stale air, as afternoon shadow. We have only this moment to declare our bloody presence. Not a vain declaration to those who will come after us, not the carving of names or dates into rock, but
View fullsize Horse lessons, first day.
View fullsize Waiting for the time when everything is new again.
View fullsize Kayla. Aurora, UT. April 30, 2020.
View fullsize Not much cell service here. But if you’ve got a couple quarters, you’re golden.
View fullsize Spring is coming to our tiny high desert community. But the tourists that provide as much lifeblood as the annual snow melt are not. Some stark images of town this week.
View fullsize I know @bobthedesertcat is a favorite of y’all’s, but this girl’s got my heart.
View fullsize If you can’t hold your friends yet, you can always hold onto this place. Happy #earthday2020
View fullsize Last evening behind the house, after the rainstorm.
View fullsize All that came before you will erode gently, gently to make space for your joy, and too, your sorrow.
View fullsize Goddamn. This man.
View fullsize Together.
View fullsize On the first day of 10th grade English, the teacher was calling attendance. “Alexandra Fuller?” he scanned the room. I raised my hand, “Just Alex”. That man made me write “Just Alex” on every essay and assignment f
View fullsize Isolation, not desolation.
// My favorite place—the middle of nowhere—with one of my favorite people— @emilymkrtichian—just before things changed.
View fullsize For those stuck in cities who can’t get out into the solace of open space, may these exquisite words and an image I made last week offer a sliver of respite. // When despair for the world grows in me
and I wake in the night at the least sound
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View fullsize Wildness isn’t cancelled. Neither wind, nor sun. Foaming sweat on a horse’s flank isn’t cancelled. Nor salt spray. Nor hair whipping across a cheekbone.
View fullsize Bright nowhere
View fullsize Everywhere and nowhere.
View fullsize And we think about how we’ve almost made it again, how we didn’t die. Or maybe we did die a little, in the way the piñon laid down another tally mark in the countdown toward its end.

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I've spoken at the 3% Conference, 5Point Adventure Film Festival, PechaKucha, Film Fatales and Creative Mornings, as well as at private, corporate events ranging from 20-600 people on topics related to creativity.

I’m known for bringing a powerful empathy and a relentless curiosity to working with real characters and professional actors alike.

For over five years I directed game-changing tourism campaigns for the State of Utah. In one season's campaign alone, the state garnered $1.96 billion in directly attributable visitor spending, with an ROI of $364 in tourism revenue for every dollar spent on the advertising.

Utah Business Magazine named me among the "30 Women to Watch" in 2016. 

I was the only female creative director in the state of Utah for many years.

I'm the mother to a spunky daughter who has a great sense of humor and will probably need braces at least once.

Spending time outside in the mountains and the desert is essential to my inner life.