Andrew St.Pierre White is a professional Broadcaster, writer and presenter, with 38 years in TV and film

Andrew St Pierre White is an award winning Author with over 17 book titles and his YouTube channel boasts over 40 million views and 200 000+ subscribers.

Included in his resume as director and cinematographer are over 80 TV documentaries, many of which have been on major TV networks.

He's edited hundreds of TV commercials and won several top international editing awards, including Cannes Gold, and New York TV Gold.

Married to a NY Times bestselling author Gwynn White, Andrew is also a passionate and involved teacher.^[9]

Andrew St.Pierre

White Started background is TV commercials, having spent 16 years editing for many blue-chip clients in the ‘80s and ‘90s. Working

under dozens of directors, and editing many hundreds of commercials, I've been awarded several international awards, including New York TV and Cannes. My

clients included SAB (Lion Lager, Castle Lager, Ohlsonn’s Lager), Nedbank, Toyota, United Bank, General Tyres, Coca Cola, Rembrant Group, (Peter Stuyvesant, Satin Leaf & Paul Revere cigarettes), and many more. (Some

of these time-worn commercials can be viewed on youtube.)

In the 90’s, His direction changed and he spent the first year of the decade living in the Okavango Delta in Botswana.

It was there that he wrote his first book, on a subject which at the time was no more than a hobby.

It was called: ‘The Complete Guide to Four-Wheel Drive’.

With the immediate success of the book a second followed, leading to the creation of ‘International Motoring Productions’, a publisher of books, DVDs and maps, aimed largely at the 4×4 community.

Our first title enjoyed 24 years of uninterrupted sales in South Africa ending in 2017.

In addition, TV production started with a first series called 'Four-Wheel Drive'.

Following that, two aviation specials were produced, one of which was aired by Discovery Channel.

He considers himself a specialist in shooting documentary programming in remote locations, often shooting in difficult circumstances, and often with no support or back-up.

For example, in 2009, He crossed the Kalahari Desert, and in 2010 crossed the Namib Desert, both completely alone. He shot two one-hour TV documentaries of my trips, both of which became part of highly popular series, Take a Deep Breath (film). ^[10]

He also consider Himself a master self-shooter.

Having made many of my own TV shows on my own, He understands the challenges confronting the amateur filmmaker, who makes films just for the pure love of it.^[11]