Andy Stevens

The Pennsylvania Mutiny LLC is an El Segundo based commercial, entertainment and branded content production and post-production company led by Andy Stevens. TPM provides production services including producing, editing, writing and directing with experience ranging from television and broadcast commercials to short form digital content and marketing videos.

Andy has spent the last 5 years overseeing all production and post production for SurvivorNet the leading digital health platform in the cancer and rare disease space. Lead development, production and programming operations at SurvivorNetTV - www.survivornet.com/sntv - the world’s first OTT streaming network for cancer survivors. Launched in Q4 of 2020, we scaled SurvivorNetTV to over 200 hours of unscripted short and long-form programming, distributed through ad supported linear and AVOD and grew our audience to 3m monthly active viewers across the SurvivorNet platforms. Oversaw the development of the channel from its inception, creating processes and implementing teams to lead programming and distribution operations, content acquisition including a deal to stream all four seasons of Sony Pictures Television's 'The Big C' featuring Laura Linney, and originals through our in-house production team that has produced dozens of hours of programming including our first original documentary series, 'Love Kam,' which was nominated for a Webby in the Reality category in 2024.

He produced a library of films for Caavo a technology and media company that is unifying home entertainment. He worked with Universal Pictures to create a suite of videos that ultimately amassed over 6 million views, celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Jurassic Park as part of the release of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Prior to that Andy worked on “Warrior Stories,” an incredible campaign created by Disney, Young Storytellers and Tongal for the release of A Wrinkle in Time in which kids write short stories inspired by the film. His video to help launch Dow Jones property Heat Street, "A Morning Ride with Arnold Schwarzenegger," went viral with over +500K views in the first 48 hours. Another feature Andy produced for Dow Jones/Heat Street about the mini real estate boom in the post-apocalyptic wasteland know as the Salton Sea took in +200K views the day it was released.

Andy has worked for clients that span many industries from entertainment and news to technology and healthcare. Some of these include Universal Pictures, Disney, News Corporation, Dow Jones, Survivornet and Novartis, magicJack, Red Bull Media House, ManaMedia, Clearwire, Dennis Publishing (Maxim, Blender, and Stuff Magazines), Lionsgate, A&E, VH1, Caavo, Evercar, Activbody, The Visionaire Group, Vocativ, Thunder Road Pictures, Tongal, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Pusher Music, ooVoo, Charming Charlie, and Seattle's Best/The Zeno Group.

Andy's career in production began in college when Nicolas Cage's production company, Saturn Films, hired Andy to pick up donuts, wash the fleet of supercars and photocopy scripts.  While he thrived running errands he yearned for more and after graduating, took a job as an assistant at the William Morris Agency. After a few years of agency exposure to various paths in entertainment, he took an opportunity with a WMA client, Dennis Publishing (Maxim, Blender and Stuff magazines), which had just launched the shingle Moving Pictures to develop TV and Film properties that echoed the tones of the magazines. At Moving Pictures Andy focused on production and branded entertainment, while developing, packaging and producing a variety of scripted and unscripted projects at networks including VH1, E!, and A&E.   As branded entertainment began to shift online Andy was recruited to run content production and serve as executive producer for Clearwire, a new 4G nationwide internet service provider.  At Clearwire he developed and produced entertainment and commercial content for the digital space.  Andy was also instrumental in the launch of the first 4G prepaid Internet brand, Rover, that launched in multiple cities across the US. At Rover, Andy ran the commercial production team, developing and producing spots for the launch of the brand. Rover’s success led to Clearwire’s adoption of the model for its own Clear brand.  From there Andy joined magicJack (www.magicjack.com) digital phone service to lead video production for the brand, writing and producing multiple national broadcast campaigns and a library of digital marketing videos.