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Andrea Brown

Andrea Brown is a Casting Director who was Extras Casting Director on , and principal casting by April Webster and Alyssa Weisberg. 
Born in Canada, Brown started her career as an actress and appeared in (1989), (1990, starring Richard Dean Anderson, with W. Morgan Sheppard), and the thriller Ultimate Desires (1991, with Tracy Scoggins and stunts by Eurlyne Epper-Woldman) and performed stunts in (1992, with Bob Gunton and Kevin Conway, stunt coordination by Buddy Joe Hooker and stunts by Johnny C. Meier).
In the early 1990s, Brown first worked in the casting department and cast background performers for television series such as , The Odyssey (1994), (1995, created and executive produced by Tracy Tormé, starring Jerry O'Connell and John Rhys-Davies, and music by Dennis McCarthy), and (1996, casting by Mary Jo Slater), television productions such as the thriller Frostfire (1994), (1995), (1998), and (1999, with Henri Lubatti and voice casting by Barbara Harris), and films including (1994, with Ryan Bollman and Tracey Ellis), the thriller Maternal Instincts (1996, with Sandra Nelson), (1999, with Neil Maffin and Erick Avari), (1999), (1999, with James Cromwell, Cary-Hiroyuki, and Caroline Kava), and (1999, with Ashley Judd, Bruce Greenwood, and Lance Spellerberg).
Further credits as extras casting director include (2000, starring Jerry O'Connell), (2000), (2000), (2001), (2001, with F. Murray Abraham), (2002, with Nichelle Nichols), (2002, with Famke Janssen, Malcolm McDowell and Gary Cole), (2003), (2003, with Patrick Stewart, Famke Janssen, Rebecca Romijn and Bruce Davison), (2004), (2005, with Jason Isaacs), (2005), (2005), (2006), (2007), (2007, with Robert Joy), (2009, with Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Matt Frewer, Stephen McHattie, and Rob LaBelle), (2009), and (2009, with Billy Burke and Michael Welch).
In 2009, Brown appeared as Veronica Smith in the Canadian Doctor Who fan film, "Victimsight".
As Extras Casting Director, Brown worked on the pilot episode of (2010), (2010), (2010, with Dwight Schultz), (2010), (2011), (2012), (2011, with Jay Caputo) and (2014, with Keri Russell, Enrique Murciano and Kirk Acevedo), (2011, with Tony Todd), (2011, with Simon Pegg and produced by J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Jeffrey Chernov, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Tommy Harper), (2012), (2012, with Chris Hemsworth), the television series Red Widow (2013, starring Clifton Collins, Jr.), (2013), (2013), (2014), and (2014, with Bill Cobbs, Andrea Martin, Rachael Harris, Matt Frewer, and Alice Eve).
In February 2013, Brown co-founded the Vancouver, British Columbia-based Extras Casting Agency BCF Casting together with fellow Casting Directors Sandra Couldwell and James Forsyth.
Brown also worked as Extras Casting Director on (2015, with Callum Keith Rennie), (2015), (2015), (2015, written and produced by Damon Lindelof, produced by Jeffrey Chernov, music by Michael Giacchino, casting by April Webster and Alyssa Weisberg, and production design by Scott Chambliss), and (2015, starring Tom Hardy).
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Andrea Datzman

Andrea Datzman is an American musician and composer known for her work on (2010), (2015), (2016) and (2017). Datzman worked as Michael Giacchino's scoring coordinator on , , and . She worked with Giacchino starting in 2005, when she did score preparation and additional orchestrations for him on (created by Star Trek director and producer J.J. Abrams) and (co-created by Abrams and fellow Star Trek producer Damon Lindelof).
In addition to her work with Giacchino, she scored the second season episode .
== Early life and career ==
Datzman grew up in the suburbs of San Francisco, California, and took to studying music at a young age. She earned her Bachelors of Music Composition degree from the University of California in Santa Barbara. After graduating, Datzman relocated to Los Angeles where she took part in the University of Southern California's Scoring for Motion Pictures & Television graduate program. 
== Film and television work ==
Datzman provided additional orchestrations for (2005) for composer , who received a Saturn Award nomination from the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films for this score. The film itself featured guest star Corbin Bernsen in a major supporting role.
In 2005, Datzman began working with Michael Giacchino on Alias and later on Lost. She then worked as Giacchino's score assistant on Paramount Pictures' (2006), directed by J.J. Abrams and co-written by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci. She was again Giacchino's assistant on (2015), helping to create the score which would earn Giacchino an Academy Award nomination. Datzman also assisted Giacchino in scoring the video game Medal of Honor: Airborne. More recently, she was Giacchino's score coordinator on (2008),
In addition to Alias and Lost, Datzman did score preparation and assisted composer Jay Gruska on 
 and Charmed. She was also an orchestrator on the 2005 TV movie Life Is Ruff, on which her fellow Michael Giacchino collaborator, Dan Wallin, was the score mixer. 
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Andrea Robinson

Andrea Robinson played the hologram Nina in the seventh season episode . She is best known for her role as Nurse Nancy Nichol on the television series Doc from 2001 through 2004.
An environmental studies graduate of the University of California, Robinson began studying theater while attending California State University. Making her professional acting debut in the mid-1990s, she has since made guest appearances on such TV shows as Home Improvement, , Melrose Place, , and (starring Martin Sheen). She was also seen in films such as (1996) and (1996). Another film she appeared in was Shade, which also featured appearances by Michael Dorn and Charles Rocket as card players.
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Andrea Weaver

Andrea Weaver , as part of William Ware Theiss' staff, was the women's costumer for 39 episodes of . 
She went on to become a costumer on the television shows Death Valley Days, Mission: Impossible, My Three Sons, and Scarecrow and Mrs. King, sharing an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Costuming on an episode of the latter series. She and three other costumers won an Emmy Award in 1989 for their work on the TV movie Pancho Barnes.
Weaver was also a costumer on such films as (1971, with Theiss and featuring Ellen Geer and photographed by John A. Alonzo), (1973), New York, New York (1977), (1980), (1992), (1993), (2003), and Walk the Line (2005). She was even the costume supervisor for films like (1981), (1988), (1993, starring Whoopi Goldberg), and (2005).
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Andreana Weiner

Andreana Weiner is the actress who played Kestra Troi in the seventh season episode .
Beside her work on Star Trek, Weiner had a featured role in (1993, starring Christopher Lloyd, Carel Struycken and Carol Kane, with Rick Scarry, Ian Abercrombie, and Camille Saviola).
Following a break from acting she returned to the screen for a 1999 episode of Home Improvement. Further acting credits include episodes of (2002, with Lindsey Haun and Frank Novak) and Boston Public (2003, with Jeri Ryan) and (2002, with John Rubinstein, David Doty, Brenda Strong, Michael Cavanaugh, Elizabeth Dennehy, William Lucking, and Mark Moses).
Weiner is also a voice actress and voiced characters and background voices as member of the ADR Loop Group in projects including the video games Final Fantasy X (2001, with John DeMita) and Infamous (2009) and films such as (2004), (2006, with John Demita), (2006, with John DeMita, Carlos LaCamara, and Judi Durand), (2007), (2007, with Nolan North and Patrick Stewart), (2007, with Malcolm McDowell, Brad Dourif, Richard Lynch, Daniel Roebuck, David Randolph, and John DeMita), (2009), the drama Love and Other Impossible Pursuits (2009), (2009, with Joel Swetow and Lanei Chapman), (2011), and (2011).
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Andrei Kovski

Andrei Kovski is a stuntman and stunt actor who played a Kwejian hunter in the third season episode . He was not credited for his appearance.
He performed stunts in a large number of film and television projects, beginning in 2005. He can be seen in (2009, with John Billingsley, Stephen McHattie and Eve Harlow), (2010), Deadpool 2 (2018), Polar (2019, with Anthony Grant, Michael Ayres, and stunts by Kirpa Budwal, Nick Alachiotis, Geoff Meech, Cam Fergus, Daryl Patchett, Stéphane Julien, Bobby Brown, and Josh Madryga), and Dark Phoenix (2019, with Vanessa Jackson, Xavier Sotelo, and stunts by Marcello Bezina, Tim Cody, James Eddy, Penande Estime, Tig Fong, Stéphane Julien, Thomas Liccioni, and Al Vrkljan).
His television credits include episodes of series such as (with Echo Kellum and stunts by Justin Howell), (starring Karl Urban), (starring Corbin Bernsen), (with Morgan Kelly, and stunts by Moses Nyarko, and Vincent Rother), Legends of Tomorrow (with stunts by Alexander Mandra), (with Alan van Sprang, Mimi Kuzyk, and stunts by Adam Winlove-Smith), Terry Matalas' (2016, starring Aaron Stanford, Kirk Acevedo and Todd Stashwick, with Alisen Down, and stunts by Christine Ebadi, Tim Cody, Josh Madryga, and Jennifer Murray), (with stunts by Christopher McGuire and Derek Barnes), , , (with Alan Van Sprang, Jeremy Crittenden, Danijel Mandic, and stunts by Alex Chung, Christine Ebadi, Cam Fergus, Phi Huynh, Julie St-Louis, Tim Cody, Dana Jones, Vincent Rother, Stéphane Julien, Joseph Racki, Ana Shepherd, Alexander Mandra, Simon Northwood, and Al Vrkljan), (with stunts by Nick Alachiotis, Derek Barnes, Mustafa Bulut, James Eddy, Graeme Guthrie, Penande Estime, Cam Fergus, Tig Fong, Justin Howell, Alexander Mandra, Geoff Meech, Alain Moussi, Vincent Rother, Ana Shepherd, Al Vrkljan, and E. Nova Zatzman), and (with Raven Dauda, Robert Verlaque, Sheila McCarthy, and stunts by Cam Fergus, Geoff Meech, Simon Northwood, Vincent Rother, Al Vrkljan, and Adam Winlove-Smith).
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Andrei Sterling

Andrei Sterling is an actor who played an Annari crew member in the seventh season episode . He received no credit for his role.
Sterling was born as Andrey Zilbermints in Minsk, which was then part of the Soviet Union. He studied acting at the Columbia College in Chicago and the Minneapolis College of Art & Design and worked as a fashion photographer in Europe for several years. Sterling is divorced and has been living in Los Angeles.
Sterling has appeared in several television commercials and music videos for artists such as Green Day and The Offspring. His appearances on screen are mostly small roles for which he received no on screen credit. Sterling has played in television series such as (starring William Sadler), The District (2001, with Marcy Goldman), (2001, starring Billy Campbell, Susanna Thompson, and Jeffrey Nordling, and with Glenn Morshower and Julianna McCarthy), (2001, with Casey Biggs), and The Division (2001, with Josh Cruze, Tommy Hinkley, John Thaddeus, and Barry Wiggins).
Sterling has also appeared in films such as Drop Dead Fred (1991), The Mighty Ducks (1992, with George Coe and Jacqueline Kim), Untamed Heart (1993, with Christian Slater and Willie Garson), Knight Club (2001, with Ed Lauter), Megiddo: The Omega Code 2 (2001, with John DeMita, Jim Metzler, Tony Amendola, Greg Ellis, and Glenn Goldstein), (2001, with Robertson Dean, Ray Proscia, and Mark Bramhall), and The Scorpion King (2002, with The Rock, Branscombe Richmond, Joseph Ruskin, Scott L. Schwartz, Diana R. Lupo, Nikki Flux, and Rachelle Roderick).
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Andreus V

Andreus V was the inhabited fifth planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
As of 2401, Jack Crusher was wanted for the death of a man on Andreus V. He claimed to Admiral Jean-Luc Picard that because the man was a Falsettian, a species that engaged in deep hibernation, whether the man was actually dead could not be determined. ()
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Andrew Clement

Andrew Clement is a makeup artist, prop maker, effects artist, and puppeteer and the head of Creative Character Engineering. He created and lent out the silicon babies and fetuses which appeared in the episode and the episode . He also worked as a make-up artist on . 
Raised in Connecticut, Clement graduated from the State University of New York with a degree in Visual Arts/Theatre Design. While attending the university between 1985 and 1989, he worked as a makeup or makeup effects artist on such television shows as Saturday Night Live, Late Night with David Letterman, and and films like The Princess Bride (featuring Chris Sarandon and Wallace Shawn) and (1989, featuring Tim Kelleher, Richard Riehle and Stephen Root).
After graduating, Clement moved to Los Angeles, California, where he found effects work on films such as Guyver (starring Michael Berryman, Jeffrey Combs and Spice Williams) and Army of Darkness (featuring Ian Abercrombie and Patricia Tallman) and on the pilot movie for Babylon 5 entitled Babylon 5: The Gathering (starring John Fleck, Andreas Katsulas, and Patricia Tallman). He was also the head of the paint department on all three seasons of . By the time this series was finished, Clement had already created his own company, Creative Character Engineering (CCE), which was made an official entity in 1993.
As the head of CCE, Clement has provided character animations and designs for TV shows such as Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess (both featuring episodes written by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci and both featuring Karl Urban at one time or another) and for films such as (1998). They have also supplied medical shows such as , and (starring Jennifer Morrison). His other projects have included concept design work for (1998), life casts of actors and for The Matrix (1999), and animatronic effects for films such as Dr. T and the Women (2000) and (2004).
Clement has worked for a few projects produced by the director and producer of 2009's Star Trek, J.J. Abrams. Clement's company provided "rental babies" for Abrams' (co-created by Damon Lindelof) and Clements himself designed and created animatronic effects for (2008, produced by Bryan Burk).
In the meantime, Clement continues working in the field of makeup and makeup effects. Television series such as , , and (starring William Shatner and René Auberjonois) have employed his makeup and prosthetic manufacturing talents, as have films productions like (starring Kirsten Dunst and James Cromwell), (2005, starring Eric Bana), and (2007, featuring Cyia Batten, Brian Markinson, Rachel Nichols and Faran Tahir). He also created prosthetics for makeup artist Mike Smithson for (2009).
Clement's additional projects include individual episodes of (starring Martin Sheen), (starring Mariska Hargitay) and (starring Jeri Ryan), the TV movie Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, and commercials for such companies as Nike and Priceline.com. 
Clement is the husband of Lisabeth Shatner, the daughter of William Shatner. 
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Andrew DePalma

Andrew "Andy" DePalma is a former stuntman and actor who appeared in several episodes of and three . He received no credit for his appearances. DePalma's costume as a Bajoran officer was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
DePalma also appeared in episodes of Love & War (1995, with Paul Eiding, Michael Nouri, Lise Simms, and Suzie Plakson), (1997, starring Jerry O'Connell and John Rhys-Davies, with Erika Guillory), (2000, directed by Winrich Kolbe), and (2000-2001, starring Martin Sheen, with Timothy Davis-Reed and Derek Coleman). Film work includes supporting roles in (1994, with Lena Banks and Rabia Louis Haynes), (1995, starring Eddie Murphy and Angela Bassett, with Wendy Robie), the television movie Soldier of Fortune (1997, with Melinda Clarke, Mark A. Sheppard, and Jimmy Ortega), (1998, with Andreas Katsulas, Reiner Schöne, Theodore Bikel, J. Patrick McCormack, Tricia O'Neil, Robin Sachs, Robin Atkin Downes, Timothy Davis-Reed, Erica Mer, Mark Rafael Truitt, Claudia Christian, and Pancho Demmings), (1998, with Robert Joy, Ray Xifo, and Cress Williams), The Pretenders (2000), and (2001, with Golden Brooks, Brian Brophy, Scott Burkholder, Maury Sterling, Tracey Walter, Rosalind Chao, and Clarence Williams III).
DePalma worked as a stunt driver in the German thriller Im Sog des Bösen (1995, with Matt McCoy, Paul Winfield, and stunts by Jophery C. Brown, Spiro Razatos, and Pat Romano) and (1997-1998, under stunt coordinator Robert Bralver). He performed stunts in (1995), (1995-1996, starring Lanei Chapman and Tucker Smallwood), High Incident, The Burning Zone (1996-1997, starring James Black, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Michael Harris), Conrad Bloom (1998), and The Brian Benben Show (1998). He worked as stunt double for in (1996) and performed stunts in (1995), (1996), the crime drama Absolute Power (1997), and (1998).
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Andrew Hawkes

Andrew Hawkes is the actor who played Amat'igan in the fourth season episode .
Hawkes' first motion picture role came in 1996's Kounterfeit, in which he played Tommy 'Hopscotch' Hopkins; guest star Corbin Bernsen played Marty Hopkins in the movie.
In 1998 he starred in Sinbad: The Battle of the Dark Knights with Dean Stockwell and Anthony De Longis. A year later, he starred in two movies, Interceptors and The Hunter's Moon. Brad Dourif also starred in the former, while Hawkes' fellow Deep Space Nine guest star Charles Napier starred in the latter. 
In 2001, he starred in Contagion, along with Megan Gallagher, Jeffrey Combs and Tom Wright. He also guest-starred in with Gregory Itzin, Jude Ciccolella, Stephanie Erb and Tom Wright), Without a Trace (with K Callan), Dexter and Community.
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Andrew Hill Newman

Andrew Hill Newman is the actor who played Jaret Otel in the first season episode . In addition to this and multiple other TV guest appearances, Newman has appeared in several films, performed on- and off-Broadway, and has written and produced a number of projects. He and Joshua Malina are the executive producers of Celebrity Poker Showdown. In addition, Newman has written material for Saturday Night Live and has also written and produced for Nickelodeon's The Amanda Show, All That and iCarly, which he played Mr. Henning.
As an actor, Newman made his Broadway debut in the 1983 production of Merlin, playing part of the ensemble. Christian Slater also starred in the play, and Newman himself was an understudy for the title role. Newman later participated in the Broadway production of Big River, starring René Auberjonois and Bob Gunton, in 1985.
In 1987, Newman made his feature film debut in (1987, starring Kim Cattrall). His next film credit came in 1990, when he appeared in a small role in Maniac Cop 2, featuring Clarence Williams III and Charles Napier. That same year, Newman had a role in Leonard Nimoy's , with Michael Bofshever, Wendie Malick, Freda Foh Shen and Celeste Yarnall. Newman then had a supporting role in (1991). Subsequent film roles include (1992, featuring Kenneth Tigar and Vince Howard) and a supporting role in (2007, co-starring Jason Alexander, Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr., and Michael McKean).
Besides Voyager, Newman has guest-starred on (starring Corbin Bernsen, Larry Drake, and Diana Muldaur), two episodes of (starring John Larroquette, with one episode featuring Bibi Besch and another featuring Tony Jay), (starring James B. Sikking and Lawrence Pressman), (co-starring Daniel Benzali, Barbara Bosson, John Fleck, Gregory Itzin, Marnie McPhail, Leland Orser, Jack Shearer, Kevin Tighe, and Vanessa Williams), and (1998, starring Gordon Clapp and Sharon Lawrence, with Julianne Christie, Michael Buchman Silver and Titus Welliver). He also had a role in (1997, co-starring fellow Star Trek veterans Joanna Cassidy, Brian Keith, Dick Miller, Ron Perlman, Robert Picardo, and William Schallert).
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Andrew Jackson (actor)

Andrew Jackson is an actor who played Captain D'Chok in the second season episode .
Jackson was born in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. His mother was a high school music teacher and his father served in the Canadian Armed Forces. He learned music from a young age and plays both the piano and the trumpet, and have also composed his own piano music.
He started his acting career in the mid 1980s, and since then, he appeared in over 130 film and television projects. Between 1991 and 1993, Jackson played Dr. Stephen Hamill in 213 episodes of the soap opera All My Children. In 1993-94, he co-starred in .
His credits include guest spots in episodes of series such as Friday the 13th: The Series, Highlander, Due South (with Daniel Kash), Road to Avonlea, F/X: The Series (with Tig Fong, directed by Mike Vejar), (with Mark Humphrey), Charmed (directed by Richard Compton), , Gene Roddenberry's (with Majel Barrett Roddenberry, Jonathan Whittaker, and Andrew Moodie) and Andromeda, Smallville (with John Glover), (2002, with Anton Yelchin and Willie Garson), , Criminal Minds (with Hiro Kanagawa), The Dead Zone (starring Nicole de Boer, developed by Michael Piller and Shawn Piller), Being Erica (with Rothaford Gray), (starring Saul Rubinek, with Faran Tahir and Kate Mulgrew, directed by Chris Fisher), Covert Affairs (with Gregory Itzin, directed by Allan Kroeker), (starring Adelaide Kane), (starring Roger Cross, with Pay Chen, Byron Abalos, Rachael Ancheril, and Andrew Moodie), and (starring Karl Urban and Jack Quaid, with Michael Ayres, Nick Alachiotis, and Ruth Chiang).
Jackson also appeared in about a dozen films. These include (1996), the comedy Held Up (1999, with Herta Ware), (2002), (2004), and (2006). His television movie credits include Blackjack (1998, with Kate Vernon, Fred Williamson, and Saul Rubinek), Catch a Falling Star (2000, with Melanie Nicholls-King), and Brother's Keeper (2002, with Leland Orser).
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