Andrew Dawe-Collins is a multifaceted actor who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. Born in 1956 as the middle child of seven kids to Andrew and Joyce Collins, he grew up in a loving family that encouraged his creative pursuits.
Andrew's journey in the performing arts began when he graduated from Richmond High School in 1975, becoming the first member of his family to achieve this milestone. He then embarked on a journey with a small touring acting group from 1975 to 1977, honing his skills and gaining valuable experience.
After leaving the group, Andrew spent the next decade traveling across the country, exploring new places, and refining his craft. In 2010, he returned to acting when a friend approached him to play a villain in a short film for the Detroit 48 Hour Film Festival. This project reignited his passion for acting, and he has since appeared in 15 feature-length films, including critically acclaimed productions such as "PITCHFORK" directed by Emmy-nominated Glen Douglas Packard, "DEVIL'S NIGHT" directed by Emmy-nominated Sam Logan Khaleghi, and "Son of the Wolf" written and directed by Joel Paul Reisig.
Andrew's impressive resume also includes work on numerous music videos, with notable appearances in "KID ROCK's" "CARE" and "DISCLOSURE's" "WHITE NOISE," which has garnered over 30 million views. He has also acted in over 25 short films and has won two best actor awards, one for the short film "NUTSHELL" at the Downriver Detroit Underground Film Festival and another for the feature film "SONG of the BLIND GIRL" at the Ann Arbor International Film Festival.
Recently, Andrew completed work on a pilot for a series directed by Eric Wheelwright, further solidifying his position as a talented and versatile actor. With his extensive experience and impressive body of work, Andrew Dawe-Collins is an actor to watch in the years to come.
