Andrew is a three-time Emmy-winning television and film editor working in New York City. He’s cut shows for HBO, TBS, Netflix, Hulu, PBS, Comedy Central and many others. A devotee of all things funny, he has edited everything from stand-up specials (Sarah Silverman: Someone You Love, Amy Schumer: The Leather Special, Jeff Ross Roasts Criminals: Live at Brazos County Jail) to scripted half-hour comedies (Difficult People) to kids' shows (The Electric Company) to late-night political satire (Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, Last Week Tonight, The Nightly Show, The Daily Show) and a few things in between. In 2012, he won his third Emmy Award for editing The Electric Company on PBS, and in 2018 he received a Primetime Emmy nomination for his work on Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.
Andrew's feature film credits include 3rd Street Blackout, a romantic comedy set in New York City in the aftermath of hurricane Sandy; The Muslims are Coming!, a comedy documentary about a group of Muslim comedians touring the deep south; Nerdcore Rising, a feature documentary about nerdy hip hop artists which premiered at SXSW; and A Cricket in the Court of Akbar, an autobiographical documentary he filmed in Rajasthan, India
Andrew was selected to be a TED Fellow as part of the TEDIndia conference in Mysor, India in 2009
Andrew's feature film credits include 3rd Street Blackout, a romantic comedy set in New York City in the aftermath of hurricane Sandy; The Muslims are Coming!, a comedy documentary about a group of Muslim comedians touring the deep south; Nerdcore Rising, a feature documentary about nerdy hip hop artists which premiered at SXSW; and A Cricket in the Court of Akbar, an autobiographical documentary he filmed in Rajasthan, India
Andrew was selected to be a TED Fellow as part of the TEDIndia conference in Mysor, India in 2009
