In 2017 Amy’s first  film, “American Girl” which she not only produced and directed, was released on Amazon Prime, Xbox, iTunes and Google Play. “American Girl” was an Official Selection for the LA Femme International Film Festival, holding its World Premiere at Regal Cinemas at LA LIVE in downtown Los Angeles. The film took home the award for “Best Feature Producer.” The film also screened around the country including at the Chicago International Movies and Music Festival (CIMMFest).

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Amy's body of work over the last couple of years has lead her to being named one of Del Weston's “Top 100 Indie Filmmakers of 2015”. She was then selected for and participated in the 2016/2017 Women in Film Mentorship Program which aims at nurturing emerging talent in the entertainment industry. In 2018, Amy was also selected for and participated in Ryan Murphy’s HALF Foundation Directing Mentorship Program. 

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In 2019, Amy's pilot script won the Filmaka "Trapped" Web Series competition and was subsequently funded into a 10 episode short form series, called "Snares of the Devil". The series is currently being developed into a feature film. 

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Most recently, Amy's short film, "Yes Chef" won the 2020 Russo Brother's Film Forum. In November 2021, Amy's work was honored at the NIAF Gala in Washington, DC. 

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Amy is currently based in Los Angeles. She writing and developing multiple short, feature and episodic scripts.