Director Bio
Stepping into the film industry in 2009, Charnstar Anderson initially found his niche in editing and acting, amassing recognition through awards in short films like the 48 Hour Film Project and Moviemania. His journey extended to independent feature films, including notable contributions to "Red Curtain Hell," "The Possessed," "The Cost" and "The Portable Door."

Transitioning to writing and directing in recent years, Charnstar's debut short, "L-Plates," marked a pivotal moment, earning accolades at WOEFF and JMC Martini Awards. Subsequent projects, such as "Pizza Deliverance," "Lace," and "Waiting for Waiting for Godot," resonated globally, capturing attention with their unassuming charm and humor. In the playful "I Dedeuce!," Anderson showcased his love for whodunnits in a refreshingly genuine manner.

With his most recent venture, "Doghouse," Charnstar steps into the horror genre for the first time, aiming to play with genre conventions. This emerging director continues to navigate the cinematic terrain, weaving stories that reflect his evolving artistry while staying true to the core of storytelling that captivates audiences without pretense.