From the streets of Augusta to the soundstages of Atlanta, 25-year-old Curstin Andrews is proving that hard work, humility, and vision can carve a lasting legacy in the world of entertainment.
Curstin’s journey into acting began humbly in late 2022 as a background extra—quiet roles, but rich in experience. Immersing himself in every production environment, he turned each non-speaking opportunity into a masterclass in observation, discipline, and grit. By early 2023, he stepped into the world of dialogue-driven roles, unlocking a deeper creative purpose.
Dedicated to growth, Curstin trained under industry veterans at Mann Robinson Studios, where Dale Jennings first recognized his potential. His skills were sharpened further with the guidance of renowned mentors Louis Stancil and Lucky Johnson, who helped him evolve into a well-rounded and dynamic performer.
Now boasting an expanding filmography, Curstin has taken lead roles in indie features like Pure Pain and Trapoligy, while also making his mark in supporting roles for Illijah (streaming now on Tubi), House of Hope, and My Killer Ex-Girlfriend. His talents have also graced the short film circuit with standout roles in Who’s There and Blooming Hearts, and he’s recently co-starred in TV projects like Ms. Pat Settles It and The House.
But acting is just one chapter of his story.
Behind the scenes, Curstin is an entrepreneur on a mission. As the founder of his own film production company, he’s laying the foundation for a full-scale studio—dedicated to uplifting underrepresented voices and creating lasting opportunities for new talent. His goal is clear: not just to be seen, but to create spaces where others can shine.
From starring in Old Spice commercials to featuring in Derrico’s Do Not Disturb music video, Curstin’s range is wide, his work ethic unwavering, and his future undeniably bright.
With powerful roles, purposeful goals, and a deep passion for storytelling, Curstin Andrews is more than just an actor—he’s a rising force ready to shape the future of film.
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