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Andrew Mitchell

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Birthplace:
Arlington Heights, IL

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Andrew has recently been spreading his wings as a Director of Photography. He debuted with the short Film Kleen for which he won a cinematography award and followed up with Netflix's Ratched, Season 10 of FX's American Horror Story, FOX's 9-1-1 LoneStar, and coming in 2024, Netflix's The Brothers Sun.  Early career: Andrew was honored as Camera Operator of the Year-Television twice by the Society of Camera Operators for his work on "American Crime Story: The People vs OJ Simpson" in 2017 and "glee" in 2012.He was also nominated for "Ratched" in 2018.  Born in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Lived in Illinois, Maryland, Kansas, Colorado, Paris, France, Utah and Huntington Beach, California.  Attended Damascus High School in Maryland. Continued education at Brigham Young University.  Andrew loves to skateboard, surf, create street art and is passionate about quality work.

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Film Production

Additional Camera:
2015  The Nature of Things: The Antibiotic Hunters

Steadicam Operator:
2007  Bagboy
2015  The Nature of Things: The Antibiotic Hunters

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TV Production

Camera Operator:
2018  POSE

Director of Photography:
2011  American Horror Story
2018  POSE

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