Mel Andre was born on 13 February 1989 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. Mel Andre is a Queer documentarian and Director of Haitian Dominican Cuban Roots who believes in giving people a voice. Mel’s Documentaries are a way for people to share their stories. Their documentaries focus on LGBTQ issues, social justice, spirituality, culture, etc.

She is an accomplished producer and director, best known for her thought-provoking documentaries such as The Rise of Black Gun Ownership (2024), Dog Meat: Saving Our Best Friend, and Lesbians: We Do Exist (2022). Her body of work spans a range of socially impactful films that shine a spotlight on underrepresented communities, challenging mainstream narratives and amplifying marginalized voices through powerful storytelling.