Andrew Medlin was born in Atlanta Georgia in 1985. In 1995 his family moved to Haifa, Israel, where they lived until 1999. After returning to North American, Andrew attended the Maxwell International School on Victoria Island, B.C., and then the Nancy Campbell Collegiate Institute, located in Stratford, Ontario. He was a member of the touring performing arts groups at both schools, performing in Canada, the U.S.A., and China. He graduated from NCCI in 2003, as co-valedictorian.In 2003 and 2004, Andrew performed volunteer work on a full time basis, first in Israel, and then as as a performer and road manager for the Intersectionz dance theater group, based in Seattle, WA.Andrew the resumed his education, attending Georgia State University, studying theater, design, and communications. In addition to performing in stage productions, Andrew proved to be a talented script writer.In 2007, while attending G.S.U., Andrew conceptualized and directed the production of "55: A Meditation on the Speed Limit," which was awarded the first place award for comedy in that year's Campus Film Fest, and which went viral on the Internet. The video was featured on national broadcast and cable news networks, as well as in print media. This led to the Atlanta Journal and Constitution newspaper recruiting Andrew and his videographer/editor partner to provide a series of off-beat/tongue-in-cheek reports on the 2008 session of the Georgia Legislature, for the paper's website.During 2009 and 2010, while completing his education, Andrew was a field reporter and fashion and social commentator for the Southern Voice newspaper/magazine. He also served as volunteer d.j. for the in-house entertainment programing at Children's Health Centers of Atlanta.Since graduation, Andrew has briefly appeared on-screen, but has shifted the focus of his attention to behind-the-scenes, working first as a production and wardrobe assistant, and then graduating to the roles of costume designer and wardrobe director.Andrew lives in New York City, but returns to the Atlanta area for specific television and movie projects. Show less «