Andreas Kraemer

Washington, DC native Andreas Kraemer began his professional acting career at the age of 12 as "Bocon" in the John F. Kennedy Center's production of "Bocon." Andreas' work with the Kennedy Center led to roles in several more professional plays, and eventually helped him land his first television and film management team. He soon booked roles in NBC's "Homicide: Life on the Street", John Water's "Pecker", and MGM's "Species II." Upon finishing high school, Andreas decided to take time off from the professional acting world and enrolled at Boston University, where he graduated Magna cum Laude with a BA in English. He also sang and played bass in the rock band "Fools Rush In", and studied classical voice. Eventually he left Boston to further pursue a career in music, and began recording at studios in NYC and DC. While in DC, Andreas was drawn back into the world of plays and musicals, and eventually decided to make the jump to Los Angeles. Since then, he has worked as an actor, writer and director in television, film, stage, musical & opera productions, as well as voice over work in animation, commercials, infomercials, narration, and announcing.