A further testament to this is Andy’s recent escapade, to creative direct George Michaels world tour and film his concert for DVD release.

London-born Morahan studied Graphic Design & Film at Saint Martin’s School of Art alongside Vaughan Arnell and Chris Palmer, graduated with 1st Class Honors and was directing music videos 3 years later after a brief spell in the band Havana Let’s Go. Building a hugely successful career between 1984 and 1996, Andy also began directing commercials, gaining worldwide acclaim with Guess? Jeans’ ‘Cheat’ (featuring Juliette Lewis and Harry Dean Stanton). This landmark cinematic piece, with its film noir visual style and narrative, won over 60 awards worldwide.   

Throughout a lauded and illustrious career that seemingly knows no bounds, Andy has directed more than 200 music videos for both the UK and US markets, working with some of the most renowned artists of our times, including Paul McCartney, Michael Jackson, George Michael, Elton John and Guns‘N’Roses. He has won many awards (MTV naming him Best Director for George Michael’s ‘Father Figure’ and Guns‘N’Roses’ ‘November Rain’) and his work remains in the Top 50 music videos of all time, proving that his is a style that stands the test of time. Andy’s more recent music video credits include Sugababes, Daniel Bedingfield, Simply Red, Richard Ashcroft, Fun Lovin’ Criminals and Geri Halliwell.