Andrew Zenn

Andrew Zenn is a Los Angeles-based editor with over a decade of experience across commercial, documentary, and scripted content. He was lead editor on Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building: One Killer Question,” which won the Emmy for Outstanding Short Form Comedy, Drama, or Variety Series. A graduate of Northeastern University with a BA in Marketing, Zenn approaches every edit with both marketing and storytelling instincts. His credits include releases on Hulu, Prime Video, and Discovery+, and has a work portfolio surpassing 100 million online views.

In the commercial space, Zenn has edited TV spots and campaigns for major brands like TaylorMade, Lime, and Stryker. His creative direction and editing work with Lime and its co-founders shaped the brand’s voice and on-screen identity during its rise from startup to global mobility leader. He also edited a branded short “Black Friday: The Movie,” for TBS that became one of the digital network’s top performing videos.

On the documentary side, his film “Feral,” spotlighting a controversial Hawaiian wildlife crisis, was acquired by Discovery and premiered as a Discovery+ Original. Zenn also has editing credits on two documentaries currently on the festival circuit: “Stronger Than You Think,” following a Paralympian’s gold medal journey in France, and “No Hands,” celebrating the legacy and cultural impact of Schwinn Bicycles.

Collaborations with musicians have also been a through line in Zenn’s work. He directed and edited a Prime Video music special for multi-platinum artist MAX, along with several of his music videos featuring bbno$ and Hayley Kiyoko for Warner Records. He also worked alongside Jimmy Iovine to edit original narrative content for Hulu’s re-release of “The Defiant Ones.” Additionally, he recently toured with seven-time Grammy winner Jacob Collier, capturing live performance and documentary film content on the road.