Born 1 of 17 children, that roamed the yards and streets of his neighborhood (“relatively” speaking, he was the youngest of two), Andrew always seemed a little different from the other kids.  I mean besides being the youngest and the smallest of this second gen “Outsiders”, something else singled Andrew out of the tribe, and we’re not talking about him being the best looking of all the guys.  No it was much more than that.  He seemed to be fearless, or at least  was oblivious to potential repercussions of his actions.  No stranger to danger, reprimanded by his elementary school principle, at the age of 6, for ripping the tags off of the back pockets of girls Levi jeans to jumping bikes and later motorcycles to subsequently becoming the photo and stunt double for one of Hollywood’s most beloved semi-action stars … Mr. Rick Moranis.  His fearlessness that wasn’t limited to the just physical. No, Andrew’s mental fears didn’t seem to exist either as he quickly rose through the ranks on the behind-the-scenes side of the camera as he sucked up to people in positions to advance the career he so desperately sought for no other reason than to be able to say to the college girlfriend that dumped him … “Remember, you broke up with me!”  Needless to say it was all that sucking up that elevated Andrew to levels over the course of an exciting career where he held industry titles such as location manager, production manager, assistant director, writer, creative/field producer, as well as executive producer / show-runner.  A career that put him on the sets of movies such as “Passenger 57”, “Ernest Goes To Jail”, “Honey I Blew Up the Kid”, and “Oscar” to television series and specials such as “The Mole”, “Separate But Equal”, “Discovering Lucy Angel”, as well as the creation of multiple series, that due to legal reason can only be addressed as, following drivers from one of the nations most popular motorsports.  But don’t think for a minute Andrew lacked any level of morality and or scruples in his then drive to succeed.  Andrew joined the crew of “Gummo” as the location manager, only to tender his resignation after finally receiving a script and reading it.
     Today … Andrew is living a quieter life in the bustling confines of a high to medium density subdivision on the outskirts of Nashville, Tn.  From a converted bedroom in his home he runs a boutique media empire known as Bettafish Media Group, LLC.  In his spare time away from the office grind Andrew spends his time wrangling nine foster cats for which he is not responsible for bringing into his home and fixing shit that others in his sphere have broken.  His passion play these days is getting a little travel in, posing with mannequins at malls, and sitting down with Ted each week to do the show.  BTW … Andrew is the straight man in this two-man entertainment phenom called “Streaming Without A Paddle”.