Andrew is an award winning composer of film scores, jazz and contemporary classical music. Have a look around the site for details of the various projects as well as audio files of his music.

News:

January 2010: Patient X will be screening at this year's London Short Film Festival.

October 2009: Andrew's music underscores NBC Universal's Halloween Horror Nights.

August 2009: Preproduction for upcoming projects, composing for Jazz Ensemble and compiling new production tracks.

May 2009: Andrew will be at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival from 17-22 May.

May 2009: The Film Music page has been updated with all new 2009 tracks...

May 2009: Scoring Aspect Ratio Production's "Patient X"

April 2009: Scoring the Sunpower/100 People films "Australia", San Francisco" and "Brazil"

February 2009: "Sweet Dreams" has been chosen to screen at NewFilmakers Spring Festival in NYC on the 5th April 2009.

January 2009: Lots of new projects slated for this year - stay tuned!

April 2008: Currently scoring "Hiroshima" for the 100 People Project.

January 2008: "Sweet Dreams" has won a Gold Medal Of Excellence at the 2008 Park City Film Music Festival during Sundance in Utah.

September 2007: "Sweet Dreams" continues its successful run with multiple screenings at the DC Shorts Festival, in Washington, DC.

July 2007: Rescoring of "Sonnet" originally for string quartet, reorchestrated for string orchestra and harp.

May 2007: The film "Sweet Dreams" is receiving critical acclaim and will play this month at Long Island Film Festival, NY and next month at Waterfront Film Festival, Saugatuck, MI.

January 2007: Jazz project in the composing and rehearsal stage.

August 2006: The film "Blood Ties" has a special screening at BAFTA's Princess Anne Theatre in London.

June 2006: Andrew wins Silver Remi Award at 2006 WorldFest Houston in Music for "Two Play"

January 2006: Silver Medal for Excellence – Director’s Choices for Best Impact of Music in a Feature Film for Andrew's score to the film 'The Program' at the Park City Film Music Festival, running alongside the 2006 Sundance Film Festival.