Andrew W. Johnson

Andrew W. Johnson hails from a lineage of military veterans, with both his father and grandfather serving in the armed forces while also working at a sawmill in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains. Growing up in the American West, Andrew was inspired by their tenacity and began his journey in aviation at the young age of 15, where he learned to dismantle helicopter engines. By just 24, he had successfully founded and developed two multi-million dollar enterprises.

Andrew's career later transitioned into the world of film and television, where he has made significant contributions across feature films, stage productions, and national advertising campaigns. Notable works in his filmography include a supporting role in "Riot," released by Universal Studios, and a recurring character in the Netflix series "Granite Flats," alongside stars Christopher Lloyd and Parker Posey. His recent performances have earned him acclaim at various film festivals, highlighted by his win for Best Actor at the Portland PDX Film Festival and Best International Actor at the DMF Festival in Rome. Both accolades were awarded for his captivating portrayal of the anti-hero Jack Dawkins in the sci-fi action drama "The Boogeys," where he starred alongside Doug Jones, recognized for his roles in "The Shape of Water" and "HellBoy." The film features innovative creature designs by Jordu Schell, celebrated for his work on "Avatar" and "Men in Black," with cinematography led by Brad Shield, known for his contributions to "The Avengers" and "Pirates of the Caribbean."