Born with a Homer-like spirit, Alexios has been a journeyman since birth. In the United States alone, he has driven over 22,222 miles and visited 44 of the continental states. He has traveled to 11 countries and counting, each time finding new ways to be awed and amazed. For him, traveling is gathering experiences, meeting new people, and breaking free from the everyday routines of life. It’s an opportunity to slow down by a campfire or immerse in a new culture, try new foods, or see new sights. Embracing a new perspective to enhance his current one.

At the age of 16, he was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, an incurable chronic illness. A defining moment in his life that shaped him in many ways, from his love of comedy and passion for screenwriting, to his restless need for adventure because… the future is unknown and one day I might not be able to walk to the Grand Canyon, or through Vancouver woods, or around the Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi. I deeply value the little things that make life worth living.

Since moving to L.A., he has driven home to Alabama 5 separate times, using each adventure as a way to take stock of his work, build on new ideas, and clear his mind. As he likes to say, “life is full of stories, and I’m a storyteller.” And the best way to tell the best stories is to live life as best you can; for him, that’s on an adventure.
Fun Fact: The drive to L.A. in the Winter of ‘25 inspired the short film Law of the Outlaw.