About Andy

POV : I’m on the phone with you right now and we are finding our YES. We’re jamming on the vision for our shoot and the momentum has started to build. We’ve chatted about connecting with our audience, and started to land on our key concepts. We’re creating together and suddenly you’ve strung together a sentence that blows your own mind. You know exactly what you want. We are seeing it for the first time together. Imagining the vibe of your next album cover, dotting the i’s on your next casting director submission, dragging and dropping your new banner pic onto the fresh website update. This is the moment that we are saying “YES.” Unequivocally, YES.

I love facilitating the creative next steps for artists, creatives and entreprenuers.

As a photographer, I’ve been published in Fortune, Wall St. Journal, Outside Magazine, Shutter Magazine, CNBC, and awarded Best in the Bay by SF Weekly. I’ve photographed actors and musicians from Broadway (NYC) to Hollywood to Bollywood and back to Broadway right here in Nashville.

Behind the camera, I’ve worked on campuses of Adobe, Astranis, LinkedIn, Apple, and Oracle, helping executives craft their stories on photo and video.

As a speaker and educator, I’ve shared stories and insights on creativity and performance at Shutterfest, Balanced Breakfast Music Industry Summit, Pianofight, Camp Songwriter, Germantown High School, Bird School of Music, and Interlochen Academy.

I originally studied acting and one of my favorite parts about photography is getting to apply those theatrical lessons when developing the scene, story, and character we want to shape for our (hopefully) adoring public. As a lifelong performer, I’ve spent thousands of hours rehearsing and acting on stage and screen. In front of the camera, I have acted for Google, Pixar, Honda, Endicia, Credit Karma, and GuitarTricks.com and been featured on The Discovery Channel and Travel Channel.

One fun fact I love to share is that I got to walk down the aisle twice at WWE’s Wrestlemania 31 (and lived to tell the tale!) There is nothing quite like hearing 80,000 people boo while walking down to the squared circle against John Cena and The Undertaker in the same night.