Andrew H. Brown
Andrew is an Emmy award-winning filmmaker and storyteller who has spent the past decade living and working across sub-Saharan Africa, first as a humanitarian, then behind the camera. His work centers on intimate, long form documentary projects that amplify often unheard voices and tackle the deep complexities of land, identity, and power.
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Andrew was the director, cinematographer, producer, and editor of BETWEEN THE RAINS (Tribeca 2023 Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Feature and Best Cinematography; IDA Award nominee for Best Cinematography; Cinema Eye Honors nominee for Best Production). He was also editor of National Geographic’s Emmy-winning PATH OF THE PANTHER (executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio), a bold meditation on conservation in the Florida Everglades.
Previously, Andrew produced, shot, and edited KIFARU (Audience Award, Full Frame 2019), a deeply personal look at the final years of the world’s last male northern white rhino and the small team of Kenyan caretakers that lived with him. As editor, he received a Jackson Wild nomination for Best Editing. His earlier work includes WHEN LAMBS BECOME LIONS (Tribeca 2018 winner for Best Editing), a vérité portrait of the ivory trade in northern Kenya, developed over three years of on-the-ground trust-building within poaching networks. Most recently, Andrew was a shooter for THE LAST RHINOS: A NEW HOPE (National Geographic/Disney+).
A 2022 Points North Fellow, Andrew brings a distinct creative vision and editorial sensitivity to every story he tells - often working across roles to carry projects from field to final frame.
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