Prior to graduating from Chapman University ANDREW MOLINA produced the film Double Down, starring Jason Priestley, Peter Dobson, David Proval and Richard Portnow. The feature was picked up by Lions Gate Films for domestic distribution. Andrew graduated with Departmental Honors in 1999 from Chapman University Film School with a BFA in Film and TV production. He was born in New York City, raised in Latin America and California. He is fluent in both cultures and languages
After graduating he produced the film Sex and a Girl a.k.a. Alex in Wonder, starring Academy Award Nominee® Geneviève Bujold, Robert Hays and Danny Masterson from That 70's Show. The film premiered at the Santa Barbara Film Festival. Andrew was also a consultant to the films, Just Add Love, starring Wendy Malick from Just Shoot Me, and This Town, starring artist Marcella Detroit and Micheal Praed. Andrew has produced numerous music videos including Más Tequila, and Things've Changed for rock icon Sammy Hagar and Directed Guns Around Yourself, for Sion K. His extensive producing experience is surrounded by directorial work on TV commercials and TV shows.
In 2001 Andrew Directed and Produced the film Emerald Cowboy, shot in Colombia, South America and in the US. In 2002 he reunited with Sammy Hagar to produce his feature documentary Long Road to Cabo, covering the Sam & Dave Tour. In the spring of 2003, Andrew directed the film Life's a Pizza, starring Frank Medrano from Sleepers before embarking on The Colombian which took his experiences on Emerald Cowboy and allowed him to bring the story of Eishy Hayata to the big screen. The film debuted on theaters around the country and comes to DVD in 2011.
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