Alex Duquette is an American storyteller best known for his acting, directing, editing, musical composition, and writing.

In 2016, Alex was one of the founding members of Coffee at Eight and a frequent sketch player in the videos produced by the group until it's closing the following year.

In 2019, Alex became the second collaborator of Camp Nostalgic Studios, providing the studio with its very first jingle and then spent the remainder of the year co-developing what would become Camp Nostalgic's premiere series, "Camp Nostalgic: Saturday Morning", along with studio creator Dave Rediger.

Throughout 2020 and 2021, Alex provided the studio with composition and/or themes for brand new series such as "Setting Up Camp", Camp Nostalgic's "Funny Ass Road Show", the "County Park Podcast", and has since created themes for "Camp Nostalgic: Late Night Urge" among others.

In 2022, Alex co-created the animated series "Stupie & Fran-Fran" along with Dave and Gela Rediger. He provided the compostion and sound design for the show as well as the voice for both Stupie and his cousin Dupie.
In that same year, Alex and Dave Rediger both launched and co-hosted "Camp Nostalgic: Saturday Morning" and has since composed and sound designed each episode. Alex has acted and/or directed for many of the sketches featured throughout the series.

Throughout 2022 and 2023, Alex composed and sound designed multiple stories produced by Camp Nostalgic, including: Weston Hasty's "Hey, Dave.", Chase Todd's "Routine", and Gela Rediger's "Underground".

In 2024, Alex directed Camp Nostalgic's first video special "Pat's Spooky Night", in where he also appeared while playing himself.