Andria B. Langston
- Actor
- Producer
Andria B. Langston is an award-winning actress and producer, originally from Rochester, NY. She is the recent recipient of the Best Feature Narrative at ABFF 2024 for "Peripheral." In 2025, she was selected for the prestigious Hillman Grad Mentorship Lab for the acting track, further cementing her place as a rising talent in film and television.
A graduate of Temple University and the University of Southern California, Andria has built a distinguished career in film, television, and live events.
As an actress, she has starred in numerous features and short films, including the Sundance Institute short "Night Off," produced by Hartbeat Productions and directed by Tika Sumpter. Her work continues to resonate on the festival circuit, showcasing her versatility and dedication to her craft.
In addition to acting, Andria is a seasoned producer, having organized high-profile events featuring artists like Shaggy, Lil Wayne, and Fantasia. She is also the third-generation legacy owner of WDKX Radio, one of the last independently Black-owned radio stations in the country, where she champions the voices of under served communities.
Andria co-founded the Andrew Langston Center of Educational Excellence, which provides scholarships to youth in Rochester, and she is the founder of Legacy Media, a production company dedicated to amplifying heritage stories. Her commitment to storytelling and community service defines her as a dynamic figure in the entertainment industry.
A graduate of Temple University and the University of Southern California, Andria has built a distinguished career in film, television, and live events.
As an actress, she has starred in numerous features and short films, including the Sundance Institute short "Night Off," produced by Hartbeat Productions and directed by Tika Sumpter. Her work continues to resonate on the festival circuit, showcasing her versatility and dedication to her craft.
In addition to acting, Andria is a seasoned producer, having organized high-profile events featuring artists like Shaggy, Lil Wayne, and Fantasia. She is also the third-generation legacy owner of WDKX Radio, one of the last independently Black-owned radio stations in the country, where she champions the voices of under served communities.
Andria co-founded the Andrew Langston Center of Educational Excellence, which provides scholarships to youth in Rochester, and she is the founder of Legacy Media, a production company dedicated to amplifying heritage stories. Her commitment to storytelling and community service defines her as a dynamic figure in the entertainment industry.
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