Andrew Halliwell

Although Andrew Halliwell entered the film industry as an actor, he quickly changed gears to a career of producing films, many of which were made with his close friend, actor/director Juan Riedinger. The two made their first splash with 'Shark Out of Water', a short film that tackled gambling addiction, which featured a cameo from the 12 time world champion of poker, Phil Hellmuth. The film was nominated for 4 Leo awards in 2009 and won the A&E Short Filmmaker's Award. The two collaborated again on a Bravo!FACT funded 35mm short film called 'Float', which garnered Juan an award as Most Promising Director of a Short Film from the Vancouver International Film Festival in 2011. Up until this point, Andrew had casually been composing the musical scores for their films and was gaining some traction as a composer in his own right. He was approached by producer/director Michael Hamilton to contribute the opening and closing themes for the feature film 'Nash: A Documentary.' This moment hinte