Andrew Harrison Brown

Roles: Director

“Andrew (he/him/his) is a proud descendant of Chief White Crane Tarhe of the Wyandot-Huron nation. Working as a humanitarian, he stumbled into a film career while serving in the international field for non-profit organizations. Through this experience, he witnessed how stories told through images transcended barriers and acted as levers for change. Most recently, Andrew was the producer (p.g.a.), editor & provided cinematography for KIFARU (Best Feature Film & Audience Award at Full Frame Documentary Festival). As the editor for KIFARU, he was nominated by Jackson Wild for Best Editing. Prior to that, Andrew spent four years building relationships within northern Kenya’s poaching network, unveiling the intricacies of the illegal ivory trade as the producer of WHEN LAMBS BECOME LIONS (Tribeca Film Festival 2018); a recipient of Sundance’s Documentary Production Grant in
2017.”