Andrew M Edwards

Andrew M. Edwards is an award-winning media composer based in Southern California. Andrew most recently completed the music for the short documentary, DAVID AGAIN, and the feature-length noir-detective-stoner-comedy, SOMEWHERE CONFIDENTIAL - both currently making the festival rounds. For the PBS documentary, CHICAGO STORIES: DOWNTOWN DISASTERS, Andrew created an innovative score in collaboration with the avant-garde classical musicians of ENSEMBLE DAL NIENTE. Fuelled by a Global Music Award-winning soundtrack, ‘85: THE GREATEST TEAM IN FOOTBALL HISTORY features President Barack Obama, Mike Ditka, and Bill Murray, telling the definitive story of the Super Bowl champion “Monsters of the Midway.” Andrew's retro synth score for the horror-comedy feature film, CAMP WEDDING, was awarded "Best Original Score (Silver)" at the Queen Palm International Film Festival, and a Silver Medal at the Global Music Awards. He also scored the documentary ALEX & ALI (streaming on Prime Video & Apple TV) which took home "Best Documentary" awards from several international film festivals, including Frameline San Francisco Int’l LGBTQ Film Festival and Reeling Chicago LGBT Film Festival. Andrew has enjoyed a long-time collaboration with author and screenwriter Richard Dinnick (DOCTOR WHO, LOST IN SPACE). Their first project together was the two-part audio drama, DOCTOR WHO: THE COMPANION CHRONICLES - THE WANDERER, from BIG FINISH PRODUCTIONS - starring William Russell (THE GREAT ESCAPE). Andrew is now based in the Palm Springs area, where he lives with his stalwart husband, Andrew, and their tailless rescue cat, Estrella.