Storytellers Anna, Maggie, and Shannon lead us through the wild tale of a Thunderbird (Rachel B) who fears the strength of her fire powers. She enlists the help of her ex - the Sphinx (Jake) to hunt down the mythical Dragon's Eye which might be the key to harnessing her powers. They journey across oceans to challenge the evil mastermind Max the Great (Fletcher) and his mini-bosses (Susan and Rachel W) in a video game. Can they work together to find their true strength and rekindle a fiery romance? ABOUT THE FORMS OF THINGS UNKNOWN: Gather around the campfire and get ready for some magic with the A.B.L.E. Ensembles. The Forms of Things Unknown is a collection of 8 original tales devised and performed by A.B.L.E.'s ensembles. Full of fantastical animation, original music, and movement, the series features 36 actors with intellectual and developmental disabilities, supported by 26 volunteer facilitators, and 8 teaching artists. Journey with us to an enchanted forest, where campers reveal the many magical creatures who live in the dark. Among these tales, a gregarious Taniwha meets a suspicious Simurgh, a Fairy finds forbidden love with a Centaur, a competitive Phoenix goes head to head with a Minotaur, and a ravenous Wendigo forms an uneasy partnership with a bubbly Sprite. Through these mythical, magical creatures, we get to explore familiar themes like making friends, loving our differences, asking for help, and working together. And we get to know ourselves along the way. This project was partially supported by grants from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, The Illinois Arts Council Agency, The PHJC Ministry Fund, and The Paul M. Angell Family Foundation. Learn more about the creative process on our blog at ableensemble.com ABOUT ABLE: We believe everyone is A.B.L.E. to connect, to contribute, and to create. We are A.B.L.E. - Artists Breaking Limits and Expectations. Our mission is to provide performing arts opportunities through which individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities can share who they are and all they are A.B.L.E. to do. Through our core ensembles, specialized workshops, and outreach programming, A.B.L.E.’s actors strengthen lifelong skills including communication, focus, creativity, and teamwork. A.B.L.E.'s ensembles have staged plays ranging from original works to Shakespearean classics, and award-winning feature films. By placing participants with disabilities in the spotlight, and giving them ownership over their experiences, A.B.L.E.’s work strives to shift societal preconceptions, and build more inclusive, empathetic communities.

Open credit sequence for feature film "The Spy Who Knew Me" Directed by: Lawrence Kern Produced by: A.B.L.E. Ensemble Shot & Edited by: Brock Alter & Andrew McNally Sound & Music by: Alex Sokol & Alex Palma

-Screen content for the song "Me & Ricky" -Produced at the Oklahoma State University School of Theatre -Directed by: Devon Hunt -2021

- Promotional Video for www.MrSkin.com World Cups 2018 - Produced with: Christian Pitts

-Screen content for the song "Nothing Without You" -Produced at the Oklahoma State University School of Theatre -Directed by: Devon Hunt -2021

Original Composition by Thomas Benko & Shelby Pollard Video by Alex Sokol & Brock Alter

- Up In Arms

Grab your guitar and join storytellers Justice, Chloe, and Kara for the story of how the world's most famous band came together. A handsome Griffin (Colin), a boxing Werewolf (Sam P), and a beautiful Princess (Veronica) meet as contestants at a music contest. But their search for fame and fortune takes a nasty turn. Soon they find themselves facing down a nefarious Vampire (Samuel) and spooky spirits (Sean). Can they raise their voices and find true harmony? ABOUT THE FORMS OF THINGS UNKNOWN: Gather around the campfire and get ready for some magic with the A.B.L.E. Ensembles. The Forms of Things Unknown is a collection of 8 original tales devised and performed by A.B.L.E.'s ensembles. Full of fantastical animation, original music, and movement, the series features 36 actors with intellectual and developmental disabilities, supported by 26 volunteer facilitators, and 8 teaching artists. Journey with us to an enchanted forest, where campers reveal the many magical creatures who live in the dark. Among these tales, a gregarious Taniwha meets a suspicious Simurgh, a Fairy finds forbidden love with a Centaur, a competitive Phoenix goes head to head with a Minotaur, and a ravenous Wendigo forms an uneasy partnership with a bubbly Sprite. Through these mythical, magical creatures, we get to explore familiar themes like making friends, loving our differences, asking for help, and working together. And we get to know ourselves along the way. This project was partially supported by grants from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, The Illinois Arts Council Agency, The PHJC Ministry Fund, and The Paul M. Angell Family Foundation. Learn more about the creative process on our blog at ableensemble.com ABOUT ABLE: We believe everyone is A.B.L.E. to connect, to contribute, and to create. We are A.B.L.E. - Artists Breaking Limits and Expectations. Our mission is to provide performing arts opportunities through which individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities can share who they are and all they are A.B.L.E. to do. Through our core ensembles, specialized workshops, and outreach programming, A.B.L.E.’s actors strengthen lifelong skills including communication, focus, creativity, and teamwork. A.B.L.E.'s ensembles have staged plays ranging from original works to Shakespearean classics, and award-winning feature films. By placing participants with disabilities in the spotlight, and giving them ownership over their experiences, A.B.L.E.’s work strives to shift societal preconceptions, and build more inclusive, empathetic communities. Learn more and support our programs at ableensemble.com

-Screen content for the song "Apples and Oranges" -Produced at the Oklahoma State University School of Theatre -Directed by: Devon Hunt -2021

-Promotional video for www.MrSkin.com -Produced with: Christian Pitts -2018

song by M. I. A. - Exodus

Student film produced at The University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts -CoDirected with: Jeff LaPenna -2008 "This is thy hour O Soul, thy free flight into the wordless, Away from books, away from art, the day erased, the lesson done, Thee fully forth emerging, silent, gazing, pondering the themes thou lovest best. Night, sleep, and the stars." Walt Whitman - Leaves of Grass

-Recap video of my Stage Designs for the SF company "Bricks & Mortar Media" - 2011-2014

Directed/Edited - Brock Alter DP- Andrew McNally/Heidi K. Produced by - Chris Andrew/Stoptime341 Music - Bryan Ford "Hands" http://www.beatport.com/artist/bryan-ford/14838

Student film produced at The University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts -2007

-Selection of custom VJ content created early in my career - 0000-2015

Student film produced at The University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts -2007

Copyright at the University of Southern California Student film produced at The University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts -2007

-Excerpts from the workshop of "The Kissing Project" -Produced by Abigail Boucher & Carolyn Defrin -2017