Hi! I’m Andrew

I’m an actor and musician based out of
Los Angeles, California.

After graduating from the Thornton School of Music and Annenberg School of Communication at USC, I spent several years focusing on my passions - music, film, yoga, and travel - before I went back to school to get my MBA at Cornell University.

I believe that the best art is created when we combine feeling and authenticity with logic and structure.  I strive to employ this balance both in my work and in my life.

As a full time actor and musician, I’m also the founder of Yoga Masterminds, a year-round online yoga teacher training school.

FLUTE

PIANO

VOCALS

FILM

COMMERCIALS

At my core, I’m a

COMPOSER
I compose words, music, my body, and images to create experiences for people to connect to their own humanness and feel something new.

I’ve also always been fascinated by human potential.

Ever since I was I kid, I would marvel at great athletes, musicians, and orators and would wonder what makes them perform at such a high level. This fascination is at the core of most of my artistic work: compositions that encourage others to tap into their own boundless potential.

Thanks for visiting my site!

Drop me a line and let me know what you’re passionate about and what matters most to you!

Andrew@AndrewAbaria.com

ANDREW ABARIA

Andrew Abaria is an actor and musician originally from Beaverton, OR.  His credits include national commercials for Amazon, Paramount+, and Nuun Hydration. Andrew can also currently be seen in “The Wild Fours” (Prime Video) as Coach Henry and in the west coast touring stage show SURVIVORS, a production based on the eye-witness accounts of 10 Holocaust survivors.  A multi-instrumentalist (piano, flute, vocals) and songwriter, Andrew is a graduate of USC's Thornton School of Music and his latest pop album “15” is now available on Spotify.

Outside of entertainment, Andrew is an advanced yoga practitioner and the founder of Yoga Masterminds, a training course for aspiring instructors.  He is an avid traveler (45+ countries), speaks French and various Philippine dialects, and recently completed his MBA at Cornell University.