Alexandra Lynne

Sydney-based content producer, editor, videographer and photographer building a personal body of work across people, culture and community.

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Selected work · Alexandra Lynne

Selected work
with a point of view.

Films, portraits, events and visual stories shaped by Alexandra’s eye from first frame to final cut.

Selected motion

Stories in motion.

A selected reel of moving-image work, from campaigns and integrations to the people and places in between.

Film and social

Featured motion

A small selection of moving-image work that shows the range behind the stills.

Community campaign

Hype Reel

Brand campaign

Hungry Boy launch film

Trailer

Haunted Hill House trailer

Alexandra Lynne smiling beneath jacaranda trees in Sydney
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I make work that feels human, looks considered and stays true to the moment.

I’m Alexandra Lynne, a Sydney-based content producer, editor, videographer and photographer. This is the home of my personal brand and the work I’m proud to put my name to.

I move between camera, edit suite and production plan with a clear point of view: thoughtful preparation, calm energy on set and an eye for the small moments that make a story feel real.

What I do

Stories I’m drawn towards.

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People

Start with connection

The expressions, gestures and energy that make a person memorable.

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Place

Let the setting speak

The light, texture and atmosphere that give a story its sense of place.

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Movement

Keep it alive

A visual rhythm that feels natural, immediate and full of feeling.

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Perspective

Make it mine

A considered point of view that gives each image its character.

A visual point of view

Work that feels
like something.

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Honest moments

I’m interested in the small gestures and unguarded details that make an image feel lived in.

02

Strong atmosphere

Light, colour, texture and place are part of the story, not just a backdrop for it.

03

Real character

Whether it’s a portrait, event or artist story, the person at the centre should still feel like themselves.

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A clear feeling

The finished work should leave you with something: curiosity, warmth, energy or a reason to look again.