Biography

Geno Andrews is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, actor, and songwriter whose career has spanned film, television, music, and emerging storytelling technologies. Beginning as a child actor, including appearances on Hello, Larry and later roles in film and television, Andrews eventually shifted his focus behind the camera, writing and directing independent films that blend humor, heart, and imaginative concepts.

As a writer-director, his work has earned recognition on the festival circuit with projects including Jillian's Vantage, The Visits, Speechless, Cold Play, Courage Is Contagious, Building Memories, and most recently Psychle, an AI-assisted short film that explores the intersection of traditional storytelling and emerging filmmaking technology.

A longtime advocate for independent filmmakers, Andrews has embraced artificial intelligence not as a replacement for storytelling, but as a creative tool that empowers writers and directors to bring ambitious cinematic ideas to life at a fraction of traditional production costs. His work demonstrates how AI can expand creative possibilities while keeping story, character, and performance at the center of the filmmaking process.

Beyond filmmaking, Andrews is an accomplished songwriter whose original music reflects the same character-driven approach found in his screenwriting. He is also a frequent speaker on writing, filmmaking, and creative technology, encouraging artists to embrace new tools while remaining grounded in timeless principles of storytelling.

Whether writing a feature screenplay, directing a short film, composing music, or mentoring the next generation of storytellers, Andrews' work is united by one goal: creating stories that entertain, surprise, and connect with audiences.
- IMDb mini biography by: Geno Andrews