Andrew Fantasia

Acting, Comedy Instructor

Andrew Fantasia is a film and stage actor from Brampton, Ontario. He attended St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School of the Arts, where he was a five-year-running member of both the Drama Club and the Improv Team, as well as President of the Aquinas Thespian Council. In 2004, he played the lead in the Aquinas main stage production of "Lend Me A Tenor", which won #1 High School Play in Canada of that year (as adjudicated by the International Thespian Association); Andrew and the cast went on to perform the show at the International Thespian Festival in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Later, Andrew graduated with honors from Humber College's Acting For Film & Television program, and did small background work on the film "Man of the Year" and such TV shows as "Degrassi" and "Little Mosque on the Prairie".

When he's not steeped in the world of acting, Andrew spends his time writing fantasy/sci-fi books (he's a self-published author) and moonlighting as a pop-culture-centric YouTube and podcasting personality