ABOUT ANDREW BURN:

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Andrew Burn is an award-winning film director, producer, and co-founder of TitleFrame, an Atlanta-based film production and events company. With over a decade of experience in the industry, Andrew has built a career that spans from music videos (Teddy Swims, Eris, Almost Kings, Fuel, OneRepublic) to major studio productions and independent features.

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He began his journey in music and audio production before moving into the camera department, where he developed a strong foundation in visual storytelling. His cinematography and production work have taken him onto major projects including Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, MacGyver, TEDx Talks, and more. As he advanced into directing and producing, Andrew helmed several acclaimed films such as Everyone Will Die, Reset, Candy, and his feature film Venus Effect, now streaming worldwide on Prime Video and Tubi. Known for pioneering the “indie-blockbuster,” his filmmaking style blends bold, high-concept storytelling with streamlined production, delivering cinematic experiences that rival big-budget productions.

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Beyond the screen, Andrew has become a leader in the independent film community. As co-founder of TitleFrame, he coordinates and hosts the Film Mixer event series, a rapidly growing event that bridges the gap between Hollywood resources and local filmmakers. And sits as the festival director for the Atlanta Global Film Festival. His expertise and industry insights have earned him speaking opportunities at Greene College & Career Academy, Green Lit ATL, the Podcast Summit, and, most notably, Dragon Con 2025.

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Today, Andrew continues to develop bold new projects, including a new sci-fi epic, Signal Zero (filming December 2025), and a literary adaptation (in development), while championing community-driven filmmaking through TitleFrame. With a proven track record on major productions, a released feature film under his belt, and a commitment to fostering independent talent, Andrew Burn stands at the forefront of the new wave of indie filmmaking.