Andrew Pescara

Andrew Pescara is an experimental video creative working as a production assistant in Los Angeles, California. Originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan, Pescara received a bachelor's degree in film, television, and media from the University of Michigan in 2018. There, he got his start as an interviewer and student videographer at Michigan News, and then worked as an intern at Adult Swim shortly after graduation. He produced a number of original promos for the network before moving to Los Angeles in May of 2019, where he has since worked as a production assistant on Reno 911 (Season 7), The Fugitive (2020), Survivor (Season 39), and on music videos for the album ERYS by Jaden Smith. Inspired both by the psychedelic revolution and the anarcho-punk movement of the early 1980s, he puts this style on display for the first time in his debut series "Auto Cannibalism" (2019), an art film / documentary web series structured around interviews with homeless people in Los Angeles county. In addition to a budding film career, Pescara is the lyricist and frontman of L.A. punk band Gottlieb, and has experimented with standup comedy and street performance.