Previous Film Projects

This is a previous film project that Andrew produced, directed and wrote called, Gut Soup. It was a story that needed to be told. A farmer in a neighborhood community decided to contract dog food waste companies to dump their waste on his property in a large, 3 million gallon container (Gut Soup). The neighborhood quickly noticed a terrible smell that came from the open air container. One neighbor called it "Gut Soup." Another neighbor said the it smelled like, "ammonia-infused rotting flesh."

The film won a Best of the Fest Award in the Ocean City, Maryland Film Festival.

The film was co-written, co-produced, and co-directed by Mike Garvey and Don Hutchison. The film sheds light on the PTSD challenges faced by veterans and the rising rates of suicide. Steve’s and his wifes lives hang in the balance as they both grapples with PTSD. Their broken relationship is put to the test during an explosive confrontation with old friends, and it may be up to the fish to save the day.

The film won Best Dramatic Film at TIVA and also aired at the GI Film Festival.