Alejandro Cruzet

Alejandro Cruzet was born in New York City where he lived until he was 11 years old. He moved to Miami and was a member of the graduating class of 2000 at Christopher Columbus High School where he won "Best On-Air Personality" three years in a row as the school's lead anchorman and founding member of CCNN (Christopher Columbus News Network). CCNN Live is the Student Television Network's back-to-back national championship team in high school broadcast journalism (2015-16), an accomplishment that no other high school in the nation can claim. Alejandro would later go on to serve in the United States Navy from 2003-2007 during Operation Enduring Freedom. Alejandro had a strong desire to become an actor from a very young age encouraged by his late father's love of the cinema. Alejandro started his acting career under the direction of director Ralph Kinnard (who himself was a student of Woody Allen) at the Miami Acting School in Miami, FL where he is still currently enrolled in the Advanced Acting for Film Class. Within months he was cast in doctor roles in films like "Ellie and Noah", and cast alongside award winning actress Natalie Veater in "Mother Nature". He has appeared in feature films like “The Firing Squad” that are slated for nationwide theatrical release. He also appeared as the Principal of the school in “The Reject” on Marco Molinet’s latest films. He had a background role in the hit Netflix show Dexter: Origins, and in the feature film “The Forge” produced by renowned LA producer and director Damian Bao. Alejandro is a student of Method Acting relying on a combination of techniques incorporated from the teachings of Konstantin Stanislavsky, Stella Adler, and Lee Strassberg.