I spent most of this year quarantined in Los Angeles, sitting at the dinner table with my cat and … [Read More...]
Meet Amy
I'm an award-winning writer and USC screenwriting alum, and I recently co-wrote an episode of the show CONDOR. My focus is in TV, but I write novels and short stories in the thriller genre. I just released my brand new scripted podcast The Last Station about the last radio station at the end of the world. I run the literary publication Kingdom of Pavement. I also write memoirs, immersive theater events, and all sorts of other content for people around the world. I wrote an article about how pole dancing helped me come out as bisexual for the LA Times which you can read here. Check out my portfolio, but please reach out to me directly for my full-length script samples. Stay in touch and get exclusive content by subscribing to my newsletter.
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From My Blog
Nobody is Going to Make Your Thing: The Cavalry Isn’t Coming and Other Hollywood Pep Talks
I get a lot of people who ask me how to get started in the industry, i.e. how to sell a script or … [Read More...]
Get Help Becoming a Freelance Writer + Writing Your Novel/Screenplay/Whatever: Consultations + Writing Coaching Sessions Open!
In the past decade or so since I started this blog, I've had the pleasure of chatting with so many … [Read More...]
The Last Station Scripted Podcast
It’s here! Visit TheLastStationPodcast.com to listen to the scripted podcast I wrote and produced about the last radio host at the end of the world who gets her first caller and realizes she’s not alone. It’s a sci-fi mystery series and I can’t wait for you to experience it.
If you want to support the show, listen, subscribe, and review on Apple podcasts and consider supporting us on Patreon for cool perks!
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