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Andrew is a director and a writer who, after a near-decade in the New York ad-world, hopped in a VW Golf with his wife and his cat and drove to LA. He lives there now, and apparently also writes in third-person. Weird.

Prior to the aforementioned Golf-hop, Andrew did brand-level* work with a number of great people at some rather good agencies (Chiat, Droga, Fig, etc). He’s won awards for his work, including a few Cannes Lions and a few FWAs. If you enjoy watching advertisements, why not watch some Andrew’s worked on?

As a director, Andrew is fascinated by people, and the little weirdnesses that make them unique. He tries to illuminate said quirks in his work, which is sincere. Sweet, but not saccharine. A bit of nostalgia, and a bit of happy/sad. Earned smiles. If that sounds pretentious, then maybe it’s enough to say he tries to reflect life well and honestly, in all it’s complicated beauty.

He’s pleasant to be around, and would like to be your friend.

*including but not limited to: Google, Sprint, Prudential, Absolut, Newcastle, Puma, Bud, YouTube and AT&T. Whew.

 


 

This is an ad i directed for some nice people from philadephia. We had to shoot it in roughly two hours. So we did.

 
 

A Product Launch film i C.D./directed for Google/B-Reel. Total calendar days from Briefing to ship: 19

 
 

Fun bits from an interview series featuring real parents talking about being real parents.

40% of Kids don’t have basic clothing in the US. The YMCA and JC PENNEY wanted to help.

 
 

THIS IS A PROOF-OF-CONCEPT I DIRECTED FOR A SERIES I CO-CREATED. We shot it in two days. All in budget: ~$20k

 
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Los Angeles or, home.