Andrew Paul started Spacecamp in 2010 in his hometown of Atlanta, GA — where he was born and raised.

Andrew grew up on sets, in edit bays, and around creative conversations that most people only see in the credits. Storytelling wasn't something he discovered later — it was always around him. By high school, he was already editing. What started as curiosity quickly turned into obsession.

He went on to study at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), sharpening both his technical foundation and creative instincts. After graduating, he moved back to Atlanta with a clear goal: build something of his own.

And no — it has nothing to do with astronomy.

"SPACECAMP" is literal.
Space — the room to think, experiment, and push ideas further.
Camp — a collaborative environment where creativity is built, refined, and brought to life.

It's where story meets structure. Where rhythm meets emotion. Where visuals become something you feel.

For over a decade, he has worked across commercial, branded, social, and narrative projects — crafting edits that are sharp, intentional, and designed to connect. He cares deeply about pacing, tone, and the subtle details that elevate good work into great work.

At the end of the day, editing isn't just cutting footage — it's shaping experience. Spacecamp is where storytelling, rhythm, emotion and visual craft come together with intention.