Biography
Alexander Emanuele, MPEG, is an award winning editor and producer, who's work includes scripted feature films, documentaries, and unscripted TV for HBO Max, Peacock, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Fox, TBS, and Disney Plus.
Most recently, Alex produced and edited the 3-part documentary series for Peacock, "The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets" which was executive produced by "50 cent" G-Unit Films and Texas Crew Productions.
In 2024, Alex edited the indie scripted feature film, "Black Spines" which premiered at the Telluride Horror Film Festival.
Alex was John Carpenter's editor on "John Carpenter's Suburban Screams," a new TV series on Peacock. He edited "Phone Stalker" which JC directed and composed the original score.
Alex created, produced and edited the James Beard nominated film "Funke," a documentary about handmade pasta maker Evan Funke and his triumphant culinary comeback. The film won "The Best of Festival Selection" at the Palm Springs International Film Festival, and is now streaming on Amazon Prime.
In 2023, Alex edited the 9 episode anthology true crime series "How I Caught My Killer," which now streams on Hulu.
Between 2019-2022, Alex edited the WW2 documentary "The Great Balloon Bomb Invasion" for Discovery Plus. He edited the LatinX illuminating docu-series, "True Colors" about Olympic Gold medalist Laurie Hernandez and actor/activist John Leguizamo, which now streams on Peacock. He developed the pilot and edited the 4-part docu-series "Ravi Patel's Pursuit of Happiness" which streams on HBO Max.
In 2016, Alex edited the 3-part mini doc for Uproxx Media "There's Only One Man Who Can Reunite Guns N' Roses," which was the precursor to reuniting the historic rock band.
