Andy Marshall(I)

Born in the twin-isle Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, Andy grew up in Toronto. Achieving a music degree, the acting world jumped off much more brightly. Figuring that he should actually understand what he was doing, he got his MFA and promptly landed a role in the feature film Rude. He was then summoned to New Zealand on the series adventure called The Mysterious Island. Andy explored living in LA, staying long enough to be cast on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and to get his US citizenship. The Producing adventure called him back to Canada, where he completed the Producers Lab at the Canadian Film Centre. Two other notable adventures include co-creating the tv series Soul starring Keshia Chanté, and producing the first Somali-Canadian narrative feature film shot in Canada, A Tribe Called Love (Audience Choice Award, 2025 Reelworld Film Festival). Andy married Paula in 2007, and is firmly of the mindset of Romans 8:28: All things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.