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Meet Amy
I'm an award-winning writer and USC screenwriting alum, and I most recently co-wrote episode 206 of the show CONDOR. My focus is in TV, but I write novels and short stories in the thriller genre focusing on themes like the cost of ambition. I run the literary publication Kingdom of Pavement, and I'm a two-time College Television Emmy nominee for my dramatic miniseries CON. I also write memoirs, immersive theater events, and all sorts of other content for people around the world. Check out my portfolio, but please reach out to my managers for my drama script samples. (Contact info below!)
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From My Blog
How to Plan a Research Trip for Your Script or Novel
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THE PRISONER (1967): Day 5 of 31 Days of Spy Films & Television
Welcome back, spy fans! This is day 5 of my non-consecutive blog series of the best spy shows and … [Read More...]
Contact Amy
Contact me here with your LA coffeeshop recommendations or general questions!
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I'm repped by Stagecoach Entertainment, so you can also bother the good people over there about me: Evan Lewis and Steve Smith, 310-395-9600
Coffee Corner: What’s New
Hey friends! I’m dedicating this home page real estate to chat a little bit about what I’m up to now. Grab a cuppa joe and let’s chat. *sips coffee*
I just got back from a roadtrip where I went up to the Bay Area to do some research for a new pilot I just finished a draft of. From there, I drove to Arizona to shoot a sizzle reel for my other pilot based on my hometown, in which some very nice cowboys lended a helping hand. We’re not sharing the sizzle publicly, but reach out to me if you want to check it out. Michael Edwards directed/produced it and Idalia Valles stars, and there’s just a ridiculous amount of talent between these two. I got chills watching them work their magic on set.
Check out the piece I recently got published in the Los Angeles Times about how pole dancing helped me come out as bisexual. I’m almost as proud of this piece as I am proud of how I didn’t die during the earthquake that rattled the chair-dance class I was taking. (Luckily we were sitting in the chairs, not dancing on them, when the earthquake hit.)
I recently was invited to join the executive board of the USC Women of Cinematic Arts Alumni Association as the Communications Chair. My first contribution is to burn everything and throw a bonfire networking event. If you’re a USC cinema alum, come burn things with us on the beach!!!
As always, I’m teaching free yoga classes for writers and creatives on Saturdays at 11am. Would love to meet you if you’re in Los Angeles! Beginners welcome! More info here.
I’ll be adding some additional yoga classes and writing workshops to my schedule very soon, so the best way you can keep up with all of that is to get on my email list or follow me on Instagram.
Enjoy your summer, everyone!
-Amy