Hey there, I’m Alexander Yue. I’m an actor working and living in Singapore.
Alexander is 25 year old television host, actor, and model. After moving to Singapore to pursue a career in music in 2015, he was talent scouted by a production agency while helping out at his friend’s cupcake store. This ignited his love for acting, which fuelled his decision to make a career transition into the entertainment industry. Alex has made a name for himself ever since, and has done work for Channel News Asia, Singtel, DBS, and many more.
Alex was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia and completed his high school diploma in Beijing, China before moving back to Australia. He graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Commerce and a Diploma of Music (Practical) from the University of Melbourne. Having spent his formative years in both Australia and China, Alex is fluent in both English and Mandarin. His acting and improvisation skills, coupled with his linguistic versatility has opened countless doors that has allowed him to succeed in the industry.
His work allows him to showcase the spectrum of his abilities. Most notably, he landed a job as a host for Channel News Asia’s Coming Clean About Green in 2018. He travelled to Korea, China, Malaysia, and Thailand to interview leading authorities on recycling and climate change. Alex also starred in a short film by Singtel in 2016 - “Goodbye, Hello”, which was exceptionally well received by the public and raked in more than 3 million views on YouTube and Facebook. He has done numerous commercials for DBS bank, and has been the face of some of their major campaigns.
To propel his career in acting, Alex has practiced under acclaimed trainers such as Matthew Scott Snyder and Wendy Farone. He is well-loved by magazines such as Augustman, Men’s Folio, Esquire, and NuYou, just to name a few. The model has also collaborated with brands such as Fendi, Sandro, Uniqlo, Y-3, Ermenegildo Zegna, and Tod’s, creating quality content on various social media platforms.