Alicia Graf

Alicia’s career? Honestly, it reads like a highlight reel for blockbuster cinema. She’s been hustling as an assistant director, bouncing between the worlds of film and TV, and let’s just say her resume? Wild. You’ve definitely heard of her projects—even if you don’t realize it. We’re talking Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (yep, the epic conclusion), Matilda (the quirky, beloved classic), Last Night in Soho (with that time-bending, neon-lit vibe), plus Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage. And Uncharted? That’s her too—race-through-the-jungle, action-packed chaos. She was also part of the team behind Darkest Hour, which, if you remember, snagged all sorts of awards for its gritty, powerhouse storytelling. The Personal History of David Copperfield? Another one on her list—think colorful, offbeat, and full of heart. Alicia’s not just floating through these sets, either. She’s a longstanding member of Calltime Company, which is kinda like a badge of honor in the industry—people who know their stuff and actually care about making things run smooth. What sets her apart? She’s not just ticking boxes; she’s shaping the vibe on set. People talk about her knack for keeping productions moving, even when chaos hits (which, let’s be real, happens a lot in filmmaking). She’s been everywhere, from galaxy far, far away to the gritty streets of Soho, and somehow brings the same energy every time—a mix of calm, creativity, and “let’s get it done.” Basically, if Alicia’s on your crew, you’re in good hands.