Brittany Andrews embarked on a multifaceted career path, initially as a model and television host, gracing the screens of various talk shows. Her exceptional skills and dedication soon led her to take the reins of her first show, Talking Blue, in 1995, and subsequently, she assumed the role of Segment Producer for the cable-access talk show. Her impressive work earned her the position of Co-Producer, and the show went on to win a prestigious Cable Ace Award under her guidance.
In pursuit of further knowledge and expertise, Brittany attended the New York Film Academy for two years, studying producing and refining her craft. Since then, she has produced and directed numerous feature films, short films, music videos, documentaries, and commercials.
In Los Angeles, Brittany established her own 5000-sq.-ft. studio, Britco Pictures, which she owned and operated for an impressive 10 years. After closing down her company, she relocated to New York City and founded a new production company, Discipline FilmWorks.
Discipline FilmWorks has produced a range of reality shows, including "True Cougar Lives", Pimp My Bride (2007),"Fabulous Sex Lives of:", and "My Real Porn Life", which won the Best Reality Short award at the New York Independent Film Festival. The company has also produced several films, such as the thriller Trick of the Witch (2010),which garnered two awards, Crumble (2010),earning seven awards, the political drama Blindfold (2011),receiving three awards, and the documentary Stage Brother (2011),winning one award.
Currently, Discipline FilmWorks is working on reality TV programming, documentaries, and various feature film projects, solidifying Brittany's reputation as a talented and accomplished producer and director.
