Andy Brewster

As a young up-and-coming independent director and producer, Andy has quickly established himself as a storyteller deeply interested in the personal, hidden motivations that propel us forward. As a director, his shorts have screened and won awards at festivals worldwide (After Yesterday, A Piacere, Caesura) and he recently directed Caesura, Biola University's flagship "Biola Film" production of the fall 2019 semester. As a producer, he worked with Coca-Cola and Regal Cinemas as a semi-finalist in their nationwide film school challenge, he produced the feature film Rubaru (2020) by Marco Zambrana, and he works with the Producers Guild of America (PGA) as a college ambassador. As a film major at Biola University, Andy is dedicated to learning more about the art and business of filmmaking as he discovers and tells new stories that speak to the human condition. Andy is also a classically-trained violinist and has performed as a soloist in the US, Canada, and Germany and has studied with artists such as the Shanghai String Quartet, Aizuri Quartet, Brian Reagin, Rebekah Binford, Elizabeth Beilman, Lisa Malcolm, and Elizabeth Larson. He held a seat in the Triangle Youth Philharmonic for 5 years, has been a member of 4 different quartets including the WCPE String Quartet with the North Carolina Chamber Music Institute, and performed with the NC Symphony multiple times. In recent years he entered the recording sphere for film scores and lead as concertmaster for The Brilliance's new album, "World Keeps Spinning." He is pursuing a music minor with his film degree at Biola University and sits as a principal player in the Biola University Symphony Orchestra.