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Andrew Subin has been creating documentary films since 2001. Some of his previous films include "Tai Chi Morning", a documentary short that examines how Chinese immigrants use the daily practice of Tai Chi as a way to maintain a sense of cultural identity, and "Who Needs 'Em?", a humorous look at the question of why people decide to have children. Andrew has traveled extensively throughout Africa. He first rode the Liemba in 1991 while working on a study of invertebrate evolution in Lake Tanganyika. After that first voyage, the idea to make a documentary about the ship was born. In addition to producing Liemba, Andrew is currently in pre-production on two new projects: "Second Base Buddha" a feature length documentary about a little league baseball team's quest for the elusive state championship; and "The Sentence" a mockumentary series about a fledgling public defender. Andrew lives and works in Bellingham, Washington.. |
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