Andrew Mausert-Mooney

Andrew Mausert-Mooney is a Film Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Film, Video, Animation & New Genres Department. His work focuses on experimental film, video, and live broadcast, emphasizing political themes like social connection and anti-imperialism. He holds an MFA in Moving Image from the University of Illinois-Chicago (2012).

Education:

• MFA in Moving Image, University of Illinois-Chicago, 2012

Research & Work: His art has been showcased globally at venues like the International Film Festival Rotterdam, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, and Anthology Film Archives. Collaborating with Kera MacKenzie, he co-directed the feature film Make a Distinction (2021), which garnered major festival awards.

Awards:

• NewCity Magazine's Film 50 (2018, 2024)
• Best of the Festival Jury Awards at Chicago Underground Film Festival and Onion City Experimental Film and Video Festival (2021)

Advising & Grants: While no specific student advising is listed, he has been an educator at multiple universities. His role as co-director and station manager of ACRE TV (2014–2022), an artist-run livestream network, highlights collaborative and community-focused work.

Labs/Teams: ACRE TV (acretv.org), an artist-run broadcast network emphasizing experimental media practices.