Now based in Georgia, Andrew Chase Brown was raised in the small town of Bladenboro, North Carolina as the youngest of three.

His introduction to production started early. What began as curiosity quickly became a calling, one he often credits simply to faith. In the 5th grade, Chase discovered his interest in media, taking his first role as a camera operator at New Hope International, now Hope Church. By the age of 15, he stepped into the role of Media Director at Word In Season Ministries, marking the beginning of his leadership in creative spaces.

Chase later moved to Atlanta to attend Georgia State University, where he studied Public Policy. During this time, he continued developing his craft and became recognized for his distinct approach to storytelling, his ability to uncover depth in overlooked moments, and his capacity to execute compelling creative experiences.

Over the years, Chase has expanded his impact across multiple creative disciplines. He serves as the Producer of The Isaac Carree Show, leading the development and execution of broadcast-level content. He has also worked as a Visual Director for artist tours and organizations, including Todd Galberth and Naomi Raine, shaping live experiences that resonate at scale.

In addition, Chase has produced large-scale live productions, including the Christmas experience King of Kings, known for its immersive storytelling and creative execution. His leadership extends into organizational strategy as well, having served as Creative Director for Change Church, Dharius Daniels, and Tye Tribbett, where he has helped align vision, systems, and execution across teams.

Today, Chase leads Chase Media, a creative media and consulting practice, while traveling nationally and internationally to partner with organizations and leaders. Through his work, he provides creative direction, strategic insight, and the systems needed to strengthen how teams build, operate, and communicate.