Andrea is a BAFTA-nominated and two-time Royal Television Society award-winning filmmaker from Northern Ireland. Her most recent work, TIME for BBC One (starring Bella Ramsey and Jodie Whittaker), aired to critical acclaim in November 2023 and was described as ‘world-beating drama’ in The Guardian.

After gaining a BAFTA nod and a European Film Award for her short film THE PARTY, Andrea started her television career directing the second block of BBC3’s hit drama-thriller CLIQUE, before lead directing mini-series COME HOME (BBC One), which won the Royal Television Society NI Award for Best Drama and an International Emmy nomination for actor Christopher Eccleston. COME HOME recently enjoyed a revival on Netflix landing at no3. on the "UK Top 10" list in 2023.

Andrea was the lead director on the acclaimed series THE TRIAL OF CHRISTINE KEELER (BBC One/Ecosse Films) winning the RTS Southwest award for Best Drama, and on THE CONFESSIONS OF FRANNIE LANGTON, a 4-part drama for ITV and Britbox adapted from the award winning novel by Sara Collins. Internationally, she directed a standalone episode of AMC’s anthology series SOULMATES, which is available to stream on Amazon Prime.

She is currently developing her feature project No Man’s Land through Curtis Brown Creative with support from Screen Ireland.

Andrea is represented by Sam Greenwood at Curtis Brown.