Andrew Santino is a dynamic comedian and actor who has made significant strides in the entertainment industry. He recently completed filming the feature film "The Disaster Artist," starring and directed by the multifaceted James Franco. Additionally, Santino wrapped up shooting for the Showtime pilot "I'm Dying Up Here," which was executive produced by Jim Carrey and directed by Jonathan Levine. Santino gained prominence as the star of ABC's comedy series "Mixology." His comedic prowess is further showcased in his Comedy Central half-hour standup special, which was released alongside his debut album, "Say No More," on Comedy Central Records. He is also a familiar face on Comedy Central’s "@midnight" with Chris Hardwick, where his quick wit and humor resonate with audiences. His standup career began with a debut on "Adam Devine's House Party," and since then, he has graced the stages of "Conan" and "The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail." A seasoned performer, Santino has headlined at prestigious events such as Montreal's Just for Laughs comedy festival and SXSW, as well as numerous comedy clubs across the United States. Andrew Santino's foray into acting and writing started with the final season of MTV's "Punk'd," where he honed his skills and expanded his repertoire. Over the years, he has guest-starred on a variety of popular television shows, including Adult Swim's "Children's Hospital," Netflix's "Arrested Development," HBO's "Family Tree," NBC’s "The Office," FX's "The League," and Hulu's "Deadbeat." Through his work in both standup and acting, Santino continues to carve out a niche for himself as a versatile and engaging entertainer in the comedy scene.