FBI: MOST WANTED (Dwayne Swayer, Security Supervisor). LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME (Everett Willis, SEC Director). POWER BOOK III: RAISING KANAN (Surgeon). GENERAL HOSPITAL (Trask, lawyerly type). SIGNS OF LOVE (Mark, a wealthy dad). THE SHED (Mr. Deere, aggressive hallway monitor). I THINK I'M SICK (Mr. Greene, agreeable funeral director). CATCHING UP (Richard Dobbs, an affable dad).

In this scene from "FBI: Most Wanted" (#411), Drew plays Dwayne Swayer, Ohio Energy Security Supervisor. He guides Dylan McDermott and the other series regulars around the crime scene at the substation, as they speculate about suspects and motives.

Drew plays an ER surgeon delivering the dire news to Captain Baptiste (Esau Pritchett) in "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" (STARZ).

Drew guest stars as SEC Director Everett Willis opposite series star Christopher Meloni's character Elliott Stabler in this 40-second clip from "Law & Order: Organized Crime."

In two episodes of "General Hospital," Drew plays TRASK, a lawyerly type who heads the Civilian Complaint and Review Board of Port Charles.

Drew tries to keep peace in the school hallways as Mr. Deere in this 1-min excerpt from "The Shed," from the producer of "Saw". It had a 2019 theatrical release, and is available on Amazon. Stars Frank Whaley, Timothy Bottoms, Jay Jay Warren, Caroline Duncan, Chris Petrovski.

Drew plays an upper middle-class dad in this 2-min clip from feature film SIGNS OF LOVE, directed by Clarence Fuller and starring Rosanna Arquette, Hopper Jack Penn, Dylan Penn, and Zoë Bleu Sidel.

In this dramedy, Drew plays a sweet, hen-pecked Dad who tries to persuade his daughter to stay downstairs at the party. Also stars Sam Daly, Jonathan Fernandez, Chris Petrovski, Francesca Carpanini, Isabella Pisacane. Dir: Bill Crossland

Drew plays a working-class dad in this clip from the faith-based feature film "The Thursday Night Club" (PureFlix). The film features Gloria Gaynor.

In this short film "Up the Stairs," Drew plays a fiercely protective DAD who inspires his bullied son to fight back.

In this clip from the short film "Army of God," Drew plays a priest who is supporting a dubious cause.

Drew plays a compassionate dad who attempts to cheer up his 11-y-o daughter who has terminal cancer by engaging in her favorite hobby, astronomy. Short Film.

In MGM's online interactive reboot of their 1983 film starring Matthew Broderick, Drew plays a U.S. SENATOR passionately arguing against the war in Afghanistan.

In this short thriller film "The Gaze," Drew plays a LECHEROUS SCIENTIST whose female assistant and victim, who has telekinetic powers, gets her just deserts.

In this collection of scenes from the short film "Uncommon Threads," Drew plays a Texas rancher and single dad, hellbent on avenging his wife's murder, despite the objections of his college-age daughter.

In this Mexican telenovela, Drew guest stars as a cutthroat defense attorney with scenes in both the courtroom and the law firm.

Drew plays an ANCHORMAN in this Comedy Central sketch "Vest Up".

In this short film "After the Fact," Drew plays a PSYCHIATRIST who counsels his colleague with P.T.S.D. to seek professional help.

In this docudramatic film "A Sobbing of the Strong," Drew plays a talking-head SCHOLAR recounting the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

In this 1-min trailer of political satire "Tidying Up Washington" for We the Internet TV, which makes fun of both Washington politics and Netflix sensation Marie Kondo, Drew plays a SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.

In this web series "Birds and Bees," Mom and DAD try to be cool as their teenage son schools them on fapping, daggering, and the tide-pod challenge.

These clips from national, regional and internet commercials and industrials feature roles as SPORTSCASTER, CEO, SCIENTIST, MODERATOR, DAD.

Spokesperson clip from a promo for the data software company Tarifica

This 30-second clip (from a longer promo) features Drew as a spokesperson demonstrating the use of Hot Tub Products' "ConvertALift".

As PHARMACIST PHIL for a Kinney Drugs campaign of multiple commercials, Drew has some comical, goofy interactions with customers.

In this short clip, Drew plays a urologist spokesperson in a pharmaceutical industrial film.

Friendly, fun, but conniving DAD who gets played when his family bring out a Shark vacuum.

36-second collection of clips from Drew's voice-over narration of documentary feature film "Humanity Last: Refugees Still Hope."