Andrew Coughlin
Filmmaker & Cinematographer
WORK (SELECTED)
Andrew Coughlin is a writer, director, and cinematographer whose work explores human connection, identity, resilience, and the complexities of relationships.
Originally from the Midwest, Andrew earned his BA in Broadcast Studies from Gonzaga University. He began making narrative short films in 2012 and has since completed sixteen shorts across both collaborative and solo productions.
After stepping away from filmmaking for nearly a decade to focus on fatherhood and other life responsibilities, Andrew returned behind the camera in 2025 with a renewed commitment to storytelling. Since then, he has written, directed, and shot multiple narrative short films, rebuilding his body of work and continuing to develop a distinct cinematic voice.
Working across both directing and cinematography, Andrew brings a visual approach rooted in character-driven narratives – combining thoughtful composition, natural performances, and emotionally grounded storytelling. His films explore the moments of connection, conflict, and change that define the human experience.
His work has screened at and been recognized by independent film festivals, and he continues to create stories centered on relationships, personal growth, and the complexities of modern life.
Andrew is based in Los Angeles and works as both a director and cinematographer.
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Filmmaker (Shorts): "Talking Point," "French Toast," "The Days I Hold," "Grief is a Room," "The Small Hours"
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Cinematographer for Ryzing Films - "5YL" Docuseries
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Cinematographer for Tricia Gilfone Productions - "Tipometer" Short Film
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B Camera Operator for Rolling Thunder Productions - "La La Land" Comcast Shoot
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B Camera Operator for Rolling Thunder Productions - "Mechanic: Resurrection" Mark Isham Interview
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B Camera Operator for RD Production Services - ABC Winter Press Tour: "Black-ish," "American Crime," "Time After Time"
