Andrew Erwin(II)

Andrew Erwin, is a director/ producer who began his career working as a duo with his brother Jon, known as the Erwin Brothers. After many years of directing award winning music videos for artists like Skillet, Switchfoot, Michael W. Smith, and Amy Grant, they went on to produced the award winning 9/11 documentary The Cross and the Towers (2006). In 2010 the brothers shifted their focus exclusively to developing feature films, beginning with their first micro-budget feature debut, October Baby (2011) The brothers and producing partner Kevin Downes invested their storytelling focus on the emerging faith audience, finding stories that were broadly relatable like comedy Moms' Night Out (2014) and sports drama Woodlawn (2015), their first venture into true stories, something that would become a staple of their brand. The deeply personal story was their first of many A+ CinemaScores (Andrew has three and his brother has a fourth). This led to the brothers' break out hit I Can Only Imagine (2018). The 7 million dollar budgeted film starring Dennis Quaid, was released by Lionsgate and went on to make 86 million in the box office as the top grossing independent of 2018. The success of Imagine led to the creation of the production company Kingdom Story Company with partners Kevin Downes and Tony Young aimed at telling stories of faith, hope, and redemption for the under-served Heartland audience they grew up in. The company has produced films like I Still Believe (2020), THE Jesus Music (2022) American Underdog (2022), Jesus Revolution (2023), and upcoming films to be released in 2024, Ordinary Angels, starring two time Oscar Winner Hilary Swank, Unsung Hero, from the Grammy Winning band For King + Country, Unbreakable Boy, starring Zachary Levi, & Dallas Jenkins film, Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Andrew is developing the New York Best-Selling book Fearless, based on fallen hero, Navy SEAL Adam Brown.