Andy Fetscher, a multifaceted creative force, is a German-Romanian director, writer, and cinematographer with a storied career spanning several decades.
In his formative years, Fetscher honed his skills by shooting his first films as publicity stunts for a satirical magazine he co-published with friends during his teenage years.
As a young adult, he worked as a freelance photographer and journalist for various picture agencies in Germany, further developing his artistic eye and storytelling abilities.
From 2001 to 2007, Fetscher pursued his passion for film at the prestigious Ludwigsburg Film Academy, where he refined his craft under the guidance of esteemed instructors.
During his time at the academy, he gained recognition for a series of critically acclaimed short films, including "Peste la Bucuresti" (2004) and "Kingsdom of the Youth" (2005),which showcased his versatility and innovative approach to storytelling.
Fetscher's impressive body of work is characterized by his willingness to take on multiple roles, often serving as director, cinematographer, editor, and sound designer on his projects.
Upon graduating from film school, Fetscher debuted his first full-length horror feature, "Bucharest Flesh," which received widespread critical acclaim and was invited to numerous prominent film festivals, including the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival and the esteemed Hofer Filmtage in Germany.
His subsequent collaboration with American partners resulted in the Berlin-style horror thriller "Urban Explorer," which garnered praise from Variety for its "maximum impact" and "balance of craft and patience."
