Andrew Niemchick is an Interactive Designer and Video Editor at Encyclopædia Britannica, where he creates multimedia experiences through interactive graphics, motion design, and editorial video. His work combines storytelling and design to make complex ideas accessible and engaging. Andrew has placed a particular focus on accessibility, ensuring that projects are designed to be inclusive for all audiences.

Before joining Britannica, Andrew worked at Black Spectacles, Guy Bauer Productions, and The Onion, building expertise in video production, postproduction, and narrative-driven design.

Education

Andrew holds a B.A. in film & video from Columbia College in Chicago.

In Andrew’s Own Words…

I love finding the most effective and entertaining way to connect audiences with ideas. At Britannica, I get to merge design and storytelling in ways that make learning more accessible, surprising, and fun. Every project is a chance to experiment and push creative boundaries while staying true to Britannica’s mission of sharing knowledge. Some of my favorite projects I’ve worked on include: 

• Becoming Dylan: Bob Dylan’s Rise to Fame in Pictures

• The Radicalism of Impressionism

• Human Body Systems

• Remembering U.S. President Jimmy Carter