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I'm Alexander MINH Le and I'm a Multimedia Creative. With an interest in game development and a passion for creativity, I am a proud part of Arts & Entertainment Technologies in the School of Design and Creative Technologies at the College of Fine Arts at the University of Texas at Austin working on games, film, real-time video programming, music, and live events.

I work in game development and live events, finding ways to integrate technologies from both fields to benefit each other. I specialize in the intersection of game development and live production, maintaining a versatile technical toolkit that I adapt to the unique needs of every project. I am highly proficient in Unreal Engine and Unity for building interactive environments and gameplay systems, and I utilize 3D modeling software like Blender and Maya to create custom assets from scratch.

My live event work is equally specialized: I use Derivative TouchDesigner for complex, node-based visual programming and real-time data integration, while relying on Resolume Arena for professional VJing and high-performance media playback. Whether I’m designing for a digital screen in the Adobe Creative Suite or architecting a physical installation, I select the right tool for the job to ensure the highest impact.

I currently work as an Undergraduate Assistant and A/V Technician at the University of Texas at Austin, as well as serve as a Producer for the annual 40Acres MikuFest! in partnership with the UT Department of Arts & Entertainment Technologies and the Texas Performing Arts. Certified by IBM and Google, I also lecture on AI Ethics at the University of Texas at Austin occasionally.