Alexa Berard

From Vancouver B.C, Canada, Alexa Berard is a versatile multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter renowned for her distinctive blend of folk and rock with grungy undertones. Her notable achievements include composing for diverse projects, such as the Metis podcast "Beading Together" hosted by Lisa Shepherd, short films, "Pollen" directed/written by Mia Martinez, and "I Love U" directed/written by Brandon Stewart. An accomplished saxophonist, Alexa holds a music major from Kwantlen Polytechnic University, where she studied under Julia Nolan. Her prior mentorship under Juno Award-winning saxophonist Campbell Ryga reflects her commitment to musical excellence. With a robust background in various bands, Alexa is frequently sought after for session work. Beyond music, Alexa has ventured into acting, gracing popular TV shows such as Deadly Class and The 100, where she portrayed a guitar-playing hippie at Woodstock and a musician in a post-apocalyptic setting, respectively. Her diverse roles include being a murder victim in a true-crime documentary and, most recently, a wedding guitarist on the TV show Virgin River as well as a dancer on the Riverdale Grandstand on the final season of Riverdale.