Andrew Fierro
- Actor
A masculine and enigmatic actor whose life and movie career have had more ups and downs than the average rollercoaster and whose selection of roles has arguably derailed him from achieving true superstar status, Andrew Fierro is California-born and bred.
He was born in the Upland, to Margaret and Fred Fierro, a Canadian and Mexican immigrants. The athletically gifted Fierro played football at Rancho Cucamonga High School while studying, holds a Associates Degree in General Electrical and for several years was even a sailor in the United States Navy , where he was nicknamed " Ace". However, while truck driving across the country he was fired, he became intrigued by acting and moved to Los Angeles to pursue his interest. He then got parts in off Broadway productions, shorts and films.
He made his screen debut as a "Agent" in Altered Ego's " Let Go" directed by Charles Clemmons (2014) and began to impress audiences with his work in "aTypical Romance" an Inland Empire 48 Hour Film short directed by Mark Shafer(2015) and the western "The Woodsman" directed by Paul Leach(2015).
Further work followed in numerous projects and off Broadway productions. With these strong performances under his belt, Charles Clemmon then cast him as Brandon in the Party epic "New Year's Eve"(2015). The film was an enormous success, and then moved on to several very diverse projects.
He was born in the Upland, to Margaret and Fred Fierro, a Canadian and Mexican immigrants. The athletically gifted Fierro played football at Rancho Cucamonga High School while studying, holds a Associates Degree in General Electrical and for several years was even a sailor in the United States Navy , where he was nicknamed " Ace". However, while truck driving across the country he was fired, he became intrigued by acting and moved to Los Angeles to pursue his interest. He then got parts in off Broadway productions, shorts and films.
He made his screen debut as a "Agent" in Altered Ego's " Let Go" directed by Charles Clemmons (2014) and began to impress audiences with his work in "aTypical Romance" an Inland Empire 48 Hour Film short directed by Mark Shafer(2015) and the western "The Woodsman" directed by Paul Leach(2015).
Further work followed in numerous projects and off Broadway productions. With these strong performances under his belt, Charles Clemmon then cast him as Brandon in the Party epic "New Year's Eve"(2015). The film was an enormous success, and then moved on to several very diverse projects.
