Andre Fontana

Andre Fontana is an executive producer, entrepreneur, and technology executive based in Chapin, South Carolina. His executive producer credits include the short film Good Head (2021), A Comedy of Horrors, Volume 1 (2021), and A Town Called Purgatory (2025). Alongside his work in film, his career spans technology, hospitality, real estate, and community leadership.

Fontana co-founded Sharpvue in 2015 and serves as its president and chief executive officer. The company designs and manufactures mobile AI surveillance trailers and portable security systems, supported by cloud video technology. His technology background includes serving as vice president of A3 Cloud, working in strategic cloud business development at Sony Electronics, and serving as vice president of sales at Camcloud. These roles have encompassed cloud computing, video surveillance, business development, and industry partnerships.

His business interests also extend to hospitality and real estate. Fontana is a co-founder and investor in Dulis Group, whose activities include commercial and residential property investment, development, and hospitality. He owns The Bistro in Irmo, South Carolina, and his hospitality experience includes hotel operations with Solara Hospitality.

Fontana is also involved in cultural and tourism initiatives in South Carolina. He serves as chairman of the Sharpvue Irmo International Festival, a nonprofit celebration of international cultures through food, art, music, and entertainment. He is a board member of the Capital City/Lake Murray Country Regional Tourism Board, supporting tourism and regional development in the Midlands.