Alex Brow

Alex Brow
Born	Alexander Brow (2004-10-19) 19 October 2004 South Australia, Australia
Occupations	Writer Director Producer Cheer-leader
Years active	2015–present

Alex Brow (born October 19, 2004) is a Australian filmmaker who became known for his cheer and coaching career that was from 2017 through to 2024.

Early life and education

He attended Playford International College for five years. He was an athlete for Insanity All Star Cheer and Dance for nine years, and is currently an athlete for Royalty All Stars. Brow loves to make stories in the format of screenplays, mediawiki articles, and they’ve improved and the size of each story has also increased. In 2022, He’s an official beginner coach. He became a real Coach on October 16, 2022. He left coaching in July 2023.

Alex joined the gym in 2015 with Gymnastics for All, he then joined Cheer in 2017, he left GfA in 2019 and returned to it in 2023, and became an assistant coach in 2021, and became a Beginner Coach in October 2022. He ultimately left that club in July 2023. He joined Royalty All Stars in January 2024. He will be returning to Cheer in 2025 to do his eighth year in cheer.

Sports career

Cheer

Currently in his tenth year, Brow currently trains at Royalty All Stars and is currently part of two groups Beauty Regals and used to be in Authority until he was removed from the team. Brow has previously been part of the club Insanity All Stars Cheer and Dance in teams Avalanche, Equinox, Cadets, The Reign, Anarchy, Lethal, and Knockouts.

Brow began doing general gymnastics known as Gymnastics for All in December 2014, with his first "official" season being in 2015. During the year, Brow began training to just "have fun". In 2016, Brow continued doing GfA. In December 2016, he tried out for Cheer for the club Insanity Cheer Extreme, which he chose to join in 2017.

Brow began participating in competitions in 2017 alongside his teammates in the team Avalanche, which was part of the Junior Level 1 division in cheer. Concorrently, Brow decided to give up GfA training to focus entirely on cheer. By June 2017, the club hosted a performance show-offs type of event to show parents routines prior to the first official competition that occured in July 2017, where Avalanche placed third of a division of 4–6 teams. Brow competed in Aussie Gold during 2017 and once again placed third. Avalanche placed third once again in Cheercon and didn't place in AASCF's Nationals event in Melbourne, that occured in December 2017. Brow returned to Cheer in February 2018 with the same team though with new additions to the team. The team kept its name "Avalanche" and had a new coach. The team participated in multiple events throughout the year starting with AASCF's Winterfest which they performed well. The team competed in Aussie Gold and once again performed well. The team finished the year off in Queensland and placed fifth.

Brow returned to cheer in early 2019 in a new team in a higher level. That team was Equinox Level 3, whilst he joined a Level 2 Group Stunt group called "Cadets". Brow continued to train and began working on learning a front-tuck, which is a Level 3 tumbling skill. The two teams participated in five competitions, whilst Cadets didn't qualify for nationals, Equinox placed first in all South Australian comps and placed second in Spring Carnival and fourth in Melbourne's Nationals event for 2019. Brow accomplished his Front Tuck in November 2019 and earned the purple heart reward from the coaches due to him injuring his knees whilst learning the front-tuck.

Brow continued to train at Insanity during 2020. The club was shut down in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He continued to train alongside the athletes at the club through virtual training system that lasted until June of that year. The entire club went back into real training in June with contact sport returning a few weeks afterwards. The competitions of the year were cancelled, whilst a singler competition remained in November 2020.

Brow continued to train at Insanity and was part of two teams being Anarchy and The Reign. The former being part of the Senior Level 1 Cheer division and the latter being part of the Senior Level 2 Coed Cheer division. Reign didn't place anywhere during the year whilst Anarchy continued to place first throughout the year except for two competitions. In the 2021 Worlds Virtual Event, Anarchy placed second, just falling behind first by a few points.

2023

Brow was meant to compete as part of Insanity in 2023 however ultimately left the club.

Darts career

Brow had always thrown darts ever since being a toddler. He never took a full interest until mid-2024. Brow hit his first 180 in April 2024, and hit his first 170 peg, not official however, in August 2024. Since April, Brow has thrown well over thirty 180s. Brow plays in three teams, playing darts on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. He practices daily and attends the JDC academy on Thursdays for the sake of "just throwing". He wanted to play on Fridays, however decided it wouldn't be worth his "time and energy", as the format was ruined by new leadership. He sometimes participates in tournament events that are hosted within Adelaide or Murrey Bridge, and sometimes made it off his board. However, he hasn't played to a good enough standard to be competitive against the top players.

Film making career

The Minecraft Universe

On May 18, 2024, Brow announced he is now developing a film based on the Derp character from Squared Media in a film adapting Minecraft. He announced the film will release in 2025, whilst he will work with other writers to make the following four films Steve's Wonder Land of Adventure (2026), The Knightingale (2027), and Minecraft the Block Wars (2028), he will write Minecraft the Nether Wars (2029) alone.

Filmography

Main article: List of Alex Brow filmography

Film

Year	Title	Notes
2025	Superman	Writer
TBA	Batman: Shadows of Gotham	Director and Writer