Andrew Grabowski is a graduate from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, where he majored in Media & Communication Studies. He has embarked in many creative endeavors, including creating YouTube videos, designing posters, organizing online productions, and making lots of memes.
 

Andrew got his start in video making when he was in elementary school. At age eight, he decided to make music videos and comedies centered around the massively multiplayer online Flash game "Club Penguin". These videos gradually grew in popularity, which encouraged him to continue to make them throughout his teenage years and into adulthood, up until the game was shut down in 2017. Making Club Penguin videos is how he learned most of his video and image editing skills. He further strengthened his video-editing skills through his course of studies at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. This includes an internship at the UMBC Office of Institutional Advancement, where he shot and edited promotional videos for the university. He continues to use his video editing skills in various creative projects for his YouTube and TikTok channels.

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Andrew began acting for the stage when he was cast in a middle school production of "Oklahoma!". He performed in several plays and musicals throughout high school and became a member of his school's International Thespian Society troupe. At UMBC, he became Public Relations manager of the Musical Theatre Club and President of AF Theatre Company, and participated in shows through non-acting means such as directing, writing, poster designing, and set building. He directed nine songs for four different Musical Theatre Club showcases from 2016-2019 and co-hosted the 2018 showcase, "Everything's Fine". He also directed and co-hosted AF Theatre Company's 2019 production of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", and in the same year produced his own original show Musical Without a Cool Acronym.

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M.W.C.A. (Musical Without a Cool Acronym) is a feature-length musical parody of the Disney Channel cartoon Phineas and Ferb. Andrew had the idea for this show as early as 2016. After working on the script for three years, he was finally able to produce the show during his senior year at UMBC through AF Theatre Company. The show caught the attention of many people in the Phineas and Ferb fan community, and in 2020 he received an offer to revive the musical as a virtual production during the COVID-19 pandemic. The virtual edition of M.W.C.A. featured more than 50 cast and crew members spread across the globe and took nine months to produce. It was primarily marketed on TikTok through an account that garnered more than 130 thousand followers. It premiered on YouTube in August 2021 to critical acclaim from fans, as well as from several industry talents who worked on the original Phineas and Ferb. (Read more about MWCA)

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In 2022, Andrew got his first job in television, working as a studio technician at WMAR-2 News Baltimore, a local ABC television station in Towson, MD. He is now in the process of moving out to the Los Angeles area in search of new career opportunities. He is always exploring professional creative ventures related to entertainment. In his free time, Andrew enjoys drawing, playing video games, and discussing media with his friends.