Alex Albrecht Biography
Alex Albrecht is a television personality, actor, and podcaster from the United States. He is most known for co-hosting the defunct G4techTV television show The Screen Savers, an hour-long computer and technology variety show, as well as the Revision3 network’s weekly podcast Diggnation and weekday podcast The Totally Rad Show. On July 15, 2008, he launched his new World of Warcraft podcast/website Project Lore.
How old is Alex Albrecht? – Age
He is 46 years old as of 14 August 2022. He was born in 1976 in Vienna, Virginia, United States. His real name is Alexander Jennings Albrecht.
Alex Albrecht Family – Education
Albrecht is the son of former ILS President Dr. Mark Albrecht and Kathe Hicks Albrecht, former president and director of the Visual Resources Association and curator at American University in Washington, DC. Alex attended Burgundy Farm Country Day School for elementary school and graduated from American University with a degree in computer science. He was a Delta Chi fraternity member. Albrecht was a cheerleader in college and aspired to be a professional mascot.
Alex Albrecht Wife
He is married to Heather Stewart. He married in 2013.
Alex Albrecht Net Worth
He has an estimated net worth of $30 million.
Alex Albrecht Podcast
Albrecht joined Revision3 on August 5, 2005. Albrecht and former The Screen Savers co-host Kevin Rose co-hosted Diggnation, a video podcast that recaps a selection of the top stories submitted by Digg users. Albrecht also contributes to other company projects. He co-hosts The Totally Rad Show podcast with Dan Trachtenberg and Jeff Cannata. On March 27, 2007, the first episode was released. Albrecht also presented Ctrl+Alt+Chicken, an 8-episode weekly cooking show that was discontinued in the fall of 2006.
Albrecht was featured in “SWGack,” a weekly podcast about the popular online role-playing game Star Wars Galaxies. in March 4, 2006, he and Joshua Brentano revealed in their final episode that they would be discontinuing the podcast due to their dissatisfaction with the game itself.
Alex Albrecht Super Bowl
Albrecht and Rose also appeared in a GoDaddy.com Super Bowl XLI commercial. Albrecht starred in a Domino’s Pizza ad, eating Domino’s pizza while the “flavor” police searched his residence. Alex has also appeared in a Dell commercial promoting the High-Definition Dell LCD television line; Alex has indicated that this advertisement was improvised. He has also discussed auditioning for a McDonald’s commercial that was never aired in the United States, but he claims it was for British television.
Alex Albrecht Career
On December 4, 2007, Alex visitor facilitated Assault of the Show (the show which succeeded his old show on G4, The Screen Savers). Project Lore, Alex’s next project, was launched on June 17, 2008. Project Legend is about the well known computer game Universe of Warcraft.
On the show, Alex and companions have flaunted each of the five primary prisons accessible in the game’s most memorable development pack, The Consuming Campaign, beginning with the lower levels, and working up. Before Universe of Warcraft’s subsequent extension pack, Anger of the Lich Lord was delivered, the Venture Legend group were permitted to grandstand a portion of its new beta substance. Since then, Project Lore has been abandoned; Since there haven’t been any blog posts in a while and a possible redesign turned out to be too expensive, the Project has been given to volunteer bloggers in the hope that they will continue on their own.
On the Totally Rad Show, Alex revealed that he had applied to host NBC’s Top Gear, but that the job ultimately went to someone else. In 2009, Alex began an iPhone application organization called Application Mythical serpent which delivered one application soon thereafter called Duel. Alex traveled with the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron (Blue Angels) in March 2010 in the back seat of Blue Angel #7, which was frequently utilized for flights involving media and public relations.
In July, 2010, Alex looks for subsidizing for the short movie “Neverland” through Indiegogo, in which Alex was named as a chief. Alex’s Twitter account claims that the shooting began on July 30, 2010. He is a member of the long-form improv comedy group Hammer Don’t Hurt ‘Em, which uses Stan Wells’s clap-in format.
Albrecht has additionally visitor featured in season 3, episode 4 of a Web based true to life farce of The Legend of Zelda called The Legend of Neil. Albrecht’s personality “Todd” was an individual from a little gathering of troopers from the elven armed force, which was driven by Zelda’s sibling Tyrelda. In the series, Zelda is, much to Connection/Neil’s shock, dark cleaned, as opposed to white. The rest of the elf troops, including her brother Tyrelda, who is black, make frequent allusions to Alex Albrecht’s character as the typical white guy. Various generalizations related with African-Americans in reality are converse applied to Todd and the white mythical being race in the place that is known for Highrule. Alex made a significant, albeit brief, contribution to the show in the episode that Todd, Tyrelda, and the rest of the gang appeared to have died by the end.
4 Points with Alex Albrecht is a brand-new show that debuted on the Nerdist YouTube Channel in May 2012. The show highlights 4 individuals examining 4 distinct subjects. The only permanent members of the panel are Albrecht and co-host Alison Haislip; the other spots are filled by a personality from another Nerdist show and a celebrity, typically from television or film.