Alexis G Zall

Alexis G. Zall was born on June 6, 1998, in Scottsdale, Arizona. She began her career by establishing a strong presence on YouTube, where she cultivated a dedicated following through hundreds of self-titled comedy sketches and videos. On her 18th birthday, Alexis publicly came out and simultaneously reached the milestone of one million YouTube subscribers, which was covered by platforms such as the Huffington Post. This period marked a significant turning point in her public career and personal narrative.

Her work expanded into acting, with notable roles in both film and television. Alexis starred in the Netflix original feature “Coin Heist” and appeared in the 2020 romantic comedy “Hooking Up” alongside Brittany Snow and Sam Richardson. She also had roles in the Mike Flanagan features “Ouija: Origin of Evil” and “Like.Share.Follow.” On television, she heavily recurred on ABC’s “The Goldbergs” and guest-starred in season one of Hulu’s “Ramy.” In 2018, Alexis received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Digital Series for her work in “Zac & Mia.”

Alexis has also made strides as a writer and director. Her debut short film, “THE BEGINNING & THE MIDDLE,” which she wrote and directed, premiered at several film festivals in 2022, including BFI Flare, OutFest, and NFFTY. OutFest recognized her with the inaugural Colin Higgins Youth Filmmaker Grant. She has developed a half-hour dark comedy series for FX and an original pilot with Kay Cannon’s K&L productions. Currently, she is developing her directorial debut feature, with Steve Buscemi’s Olive Productions and Emma Seligman executive producing. Alexis has also directed and starred in a branded commercial for Google, showcasing her versatility in commercial content creation. She maintains a significant social media presence, with over 350,000 Instagram followers.