President of Open Eye Pictures, Andrew is an award-winning producer/director of creative non-fiction films. He studied at Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism and USC's School of Cinema, and received a master's degree in Visual Anthropology. His approach emphasizes visual imagery as a way to bridge disparate parts, peoples and ideas. Andrew's films include DOG WAR, "Spirit of Raindance" recipient at Raindance Film Festival; AMERICAN JUSTICE ON TRIAL: PEOPLE V. NEWTON, Oscar shortlisted and winner of nine top awards including Best Short Documentary at the Pan African Film Festival; THE GROVE, broadcast nationally on PBS and awarded Best Documentary at the Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival; UNDER OUR SKIN, recipient of seven best documentary awards at international film festivals and Academy Award semifinalist for Best Documentary Feature; and many more. His films have garnered numerous awards and been shown on Netflix, HBO, PBS, CBC, the Showtime Networks, and in theaters and film festivals worldwide. Andrew is a past budget director of the film distribution cooperative New Day Films and former board director of the Jewish Film Institute.