Glenn Andreiev

Self taught film-maker since High School. His sister was the popular Lower East side punk star Wendy Wild (1956-1996), and his father, Alexis Andreiev designed major portions of the Lunar Module for NASA during the Apollo Years. Glenn Andreiev's first films were in Super 8mm.Learned most of his film-making skills by working on cult film "Street Trash" in 1985. After Graduation from New York's School of Visual Arts in 1987, he produced and directed his first feature film- "Angela", for which the distributor re-named "Vampire's Embrace" for more market ability. During the early 1990's Andreiev moved to Jacksonville, Florida where he tried to start production on a Revolutionary War thriller- "Mad Wolf" (which he later made in 1997), and a cannibal-thriller "Red Partners" (some photography done in 1993)When he moved back to New York in 1995, he made a series of feature films, "Night" (1997) "Mad Wolf" (1998), "Sharp and Sudden" (2001), "Every Move You Make" (2002), "Silver Night" (2005) and "The Deed To Hell" (estimated date of completion - 2008) Show less «