Andrew Kazamia Net Worth is
$950,000

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Since graduating from London’s prestigious Central College of Talk and Crisis, Andrew has enjoyed a higher profile and varied profession in the U.K, successfully merging acting, composing and directing. As an actor, his theatre function includes stints at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theater (Shakespeare’s `Hamlet’, Mamet’s `Sexual Perversity in Chicago’, Gogol’s `The Federal government Inspector) with The Warehouse (as Heathcliffe in Bronte’s `Wuthering Heights’). On Tv, he provides guest-starred in the award earning series `Inspector Morse’ and ‘Widows’, but could very well be most widely known for playing the primary function of ‘Nick Georgiadis’ in the extremely effective ITV series, ‘London’s Burning up’, the longest operating filmed television episode in UK background and frequently nominated for the united kingdom Television awards. Due to eight months and 96 shows in the series, he became probably one of the most recognized stars on UK tv. Alongside his regular acting function, he also developed an extremely successful writing and directing career, which encompassed several theatre productions, including a twice bill of his own one-act performs (Break In and Whatever Gets You DURING THE NIGHT) for The Royal Shakespeare Company, and a creation of Kevin Cotter’s perform, ‘The non-sense’, at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre. His television composing credits include initial single movies for both BBC (‘One Last Opportunity’) and Route 4 (‘Family members’). His screenwriting credits are the feature film version of Leon De Winter’s best-selling book ‘SuperTex’ created for CanalPlus by Haig Balian and aimed by award-winning German movie director Jan Schuette, which premiered in the Toronto Film Event. Andrew combined his screenwriting and directing functions for the very first time to produce a brief film, ‘Gooseberries Don’t Dance’, (starring Sir Ian Holm and Penelope Wilton), that was selected to release the British Brief Film Event and has since received numerous invites to main International Film Celebrations worldwide. ‘Gooseberries Don’t Dance’ was also honoured in the St. Louis International Film Event and chosen for testing in NY and LA in the Initial Film Foundation’s New Directors’ program. ‘Everything’ – his further brief film as article writer/movie director, won a Sterling silver Remi at WorldFest – Houston International Film Festival and in addition has received numerous invitations to various other main festivals, including Hand Springs Brief Film Festival, LA Brief Film Festivals, St. Louis International Film Celebration and in addition has been chosen with the Uk Council for the Crossroad of Concepts Film Programme. During his multi-faceted job, he also spent time period on the Riverside Studio in London developing new composing, caused drama students at both Central School as well as the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and was asked to be always a member the Film Jury on the Valladolid International Film Festival in Spain. Andrew happens to be in pre-production for the entire duration feature “BELIEVE ME” because of begin filming in June 2005.

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