Andrea Fellers

Andrea Fellers has extensive experience in the entertainment industry as a director and producer, and has generated an exemplary portfolio of film, television, and commercial work. She has been involved with all elements of production from fund raising, development, pre-production, production, post-production and distribution. Andrea was one of seven filmmakers chosen to direct and produce an experimental film, "Call of the River", which premiered at the Red Cat Disney Hall Theatre in Downtown Los Angeles. After which, Andrea spent several months in the UK, executive producing the feature film, "Isle of Dogs". She also directed and produced, "Do You Believe In Pancakes", and directed and developed the episode "First Trip" for the web series "Firsts", as well as produced the coming of age feature film, "Riding '79", which was shot in Puerto Rico. "The Truth About You" marked her third feature film as a producer and her feature directorial debut. Entirely shot in Los Angeles, "The Truth About You" takes place on New Year's Eve, when six best friends make a pact to tell each other the one thing they've always wanted to... with disastrous results. "The Truth About You" is being likened to a contemporary pop culture breakfast club. Andrea produced all of the artwork for the feature and the piece she created specifically for the film (also titled, "The Truth About You") was part of her solo art exhibition, "Hollywood Love Letters", at the ArcLight Cinemas in Hollywood, CA. "Hollywood Love Letters" featured abstract interpretations of films that have inspired and influenced Andrea. The exhibition included earlier works and was a well-rounded representation of who Andrea is as an artist. Andrea produced "Lillian." for Johnathan Fernandez in association with Traveling Picture Show Company, and has stood behind the #metoo movement by helming a #metoo PSA with Helen Alexis Yonov, along with several commercial projects.