Andrew Treglia

Andrew Treglia has directed and produced a wide variety of media content in film, television and online for over 10 years.
Andrew spent much of his first five years in production at GPB, the Georgia PBS flagship station in Atlanta. He worked on dozens of projects and shows for the station, including the Emmy Award winning, Georgia Traveler, and his own special, BlockHeads: Return of the Neighborhood, about Martin Luther King's birthplace and neighborhood, The Old Fourth Ward. Andrew was also the Cinematographer and Lead Editor on the, Georgia WWII Oral History Project, which was produced in coordination with director Ken Burns and his epic documentary, The War. 
Andrew then turned his attention to Los Angeles, eventually directing and producing two feature films: the narrative crime drama,
The Atlantan, and the absurdist documentary, Lord of the Freaks. With a Hollywood red carpet premiere at the world famous Egyptian Theater, Lord of the Freaks features appearances by Jimmy Kimmel, Stan Lee, Dave Navarro and a multitude of other recognizable personalities. Andrew also worked as the 2nd unit director on the narrative feature film, Transmigration, shot in the magical western jungles of Brazil. It was a challenging, brutal shoot, and Andrew was hospitalized for severe dehydration upon returning to The States.
In 2016, Andrew became executive producer at TimefireVR, where he produced and directed his award winning Virtual Reality Experience (VRX), Hypatia. The piece won "Best Social Experience" at the Cinequest Film and VR Festival, and Andrew was invited to speak at the 2017 NAB show by Adobe Mettle. 
In addition to his commercial work Andrew has also created extensive content for effective non-profit organizations like the Water Well Trust, which provide safe, clean water wells for low-income Americans with no water supply, and the Annual Georgia Environmental Conference. His non-profit work has been screened before the United States Congress, and on C-Span.
Andrew earned an M.F.A. in Filmmaking and Digital Imaging from Georgia State University in 2006.