Alejandra Corman
- Actress
- Casting Director
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Alejandra Corman is an Ecuadorian actress and screenwriter based in Mexico. She graduated from C.E.C.C. (Barcelona, Spain) and is an alumna of the Art of Acting Stella Adler Studio (Los Angeles, USA), specializing in the Stella Adler technique. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and a Master's in Screenwriting.
In Ecuador, she appeared in Enchufe, one of the most-watched Spanish-language YouTube channels, with nearly 28 million subscribers and billions of views worldwide.
In Mexico, she starred in Nothing to See Here (Netflix) alongside Ana de la Reguera, one of the most acclaimed Mexican actresses, known for her international career in productions like Narcos. She also collaborated with Bárbara Mori, another of Mexico's most renowned actresses, in Lucca's World (Netflix), which reached #1 globally on Netflix upon its release. The film was directed by Mariana Chenillo, the first woman to win the Ariel Award for Best Picture. She has also worked in Mexican soap operas like Mina de Pasiones and Juegos Interrumpidos (Televisa).
In addition to film and television, Alejandra has a strong background in theater, having written and directed numerous plays in Ecuador, Mexico, and Spain.
Beyond acting, she has worked as a casting director for films, including the Student EMMY winner Welcome Back (HBO Max). During 2025, she is developing her television series El Método; her second feature film script, Alina; and her poetry book Afonía.
In Ecuador, she appeared in Enchufe, one of the most-watched Spanish-language YouTube channels, with nearly 28 million subscribers and billions of views worldwide.
In Mexico, she starred in Nothing to See Here (Netflix) alongside Ana de la Reguera, one of the most acclaimed Mexican actresses, known for her international career in productions like Narcos. She also collaborated with Bárbara Mori, another of Mexico's most renowned actresses, in Lucca's World (Netflix), which reached #1 globally on Netflix upon its release. The film was directed by Mariana Chenillo, the first woman to win the Ariel Award for Best Picture. She has also worked in Mexican soap operas like Mina de Pasiones and Juegos Interrumpidos (Televisa).
In addition to film and television, Alejandra has a strong background in theater, having written and directed numerous plays in Ecuador, Mexico, and Spain.
Beyond acting, she has worked as a casting director for films, including the Student EMMY winner Welcome Back (HBO Max). During 2025, she is developing her television series El Método; her second feature film script, Alina; and her poetry book Afonía.
