Amy is nominated for "best supporting actress" at Lake Worth Playhouse's annual awards show for her role in Modern Orthodox. "Thank you! It's an honor!"

Neat bit of news: David Spaltro's ...Around was just reviewed in Rogue Cinema!

Congrats to Justin Owades! His comedy, It's All Relative--a film about a revealing family get-together--was selected for the Delray Beach Film Festival. Amy stars as Lauren Feldman, sister-in-law of the lead character. The film was part of the NewFilmmakers NY Film Festival, which was shown at the Anthology Film Archives January 2008.

Have you heard? Amy has a new agent: Aulden Brown of Wilhelmina. She's awfully excited to be on board with them!

Nu, so, any theater news? Yes, in fact, there is! Amy made her Florida stage debut as Rachel Feinberger in the Lake Worth Playhouse production of Modern Orthodox by Daniel Goldfarb. Read the BroadwayWorld.com write-up for more info.

Amy recently wrapped her role in David Spaltro's feature length independent film, ...Around, starring Rob Evans. The film is currently being submitted to film festivals across the country. Check out the ...Around alternate opening below:

Keep your eyes open for Amy in Diana Quinones-Rivera's short piece, Midnight Flash, starring Phillip Botello.

Amy starred in Nicholas Collura's bittersweet short, Mother & Child. Filmed on location in Rhode Island, the film is about a "distraught single mother (Amy) who withdraws from society to an empty and abandoned beach house seemingly at the edge of the world, where her young daughter (Emma Nanamaker), growing increasingly alienated by her mother’s brooding angst, begins to receive visions of an angel." Premiered April 28, 2007 at the Whitney Humanities Center auditorium at Yale.

Award-winning writer/director Lulu Wang's independent short film, Can-Can (based on the story by renowned author Arturo Vivante) is "a bittersweet story about marriage and infidelity, devotion and guilt." In it, Amy plays Sarah, the 'other woman'. The film is now being submitted to various film festivals across the country. Visit the Can-Can website for more details and information.

As Sarah in Can-Can

Amy plays vampy call girl, Cherie, in Minos Papas' Indie feature film, Shutterbug.

Amy is enjoying her fresh, new InStyle makeover! Amy was one of three women selected for InStyle Magazine special issues Makeover Fall 2006 edition ("Three Degrees Of Coloration"). Thanks to InStyle Magazine (Lauren Lipton, Jordan Barnes, Gina Way, Karen Pearson), stylist Harou Noru, and celebrity colorist Rita Hazan of Rita Hazan Salon.

Amy stars opposite Jan Leyssens as Anne in Tamas Lassu's science fiction short, Lustre (part of The 48 Hour Film Project). Screened at Landmark’s Sunshine Cinema in Manhattan on April 27, 2006 at 7pm. Required elements for the film were: J. Splain, Window Washer (character), photo, drawing, or painting of a pet (prop), and "That was when I was young and naïve" (line of dialogue).

Amy's helping to produce The 1 Second Film—and you can, too (check out Amy's profile here). A worthy and cool project. Visit their website for more information.

Click here to view pictures of the exciting new play Misunderstandings.

As Jessica in Misunderstandings

The Cutting Room Floor

As Greta in Richard Roepnack's The Cutting Room Floor

Wake Me When It's Over is a short independent film written and directed by award-winning film-maker, Lana Bernberg (Jerome Foundation Grant Recipient, 1999). It's a "lyrical and elusive story of young women's plunge into depression as she wrestles with her identity". Unfortunately, the film has been shelved and has not been submitted to any film festivals.

As Angela in Wake Me When It's Over

Amy played 15+ different roles in the hit controversial play, I'm Gonna K*** The President! A Federal Offense, which was staged at PS 122 in Manhattan.

Below is a portion of a review from BroadwayWorld.com, which 'secretly' mentions Amy (oh, the controversy!)

Check out the official website of Nothing Really Happens

View the trailer for The 14th Day After, which was shot by Christine Ka'aloa and directed by Sean Kang. It screened at The 38th Annual BAC (Brooklyn Arts Council) International Film & Video Festival at the Brooklyn Museum. It also is screened at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Rose Cinema, in Brooklyn.

As the sinister and evil Rage in Robert Berry's State of Mind...

Staying in? Rent The Guys

Did you catch me on Law & Order (episode "Gaijin")? I played a top reporter trying to get the scoop about the murder of a prominent Japanese model visiting New York (I was in the middle on Jessie L. Martin and Will Yun Lee for an entire scene--neat!)

Amy was one of five actors on Bravo TV's Do You Have It Contest, a national talent contest based on acting ability, creativity, performance, and originality. The winner of the contest, Ingrid Sanai Buron, has become quite famous and has gone on to appear in numerous television shows and in film.

Amy has wanted to be an actress since the age of 5. She has always had the desire to create characters and present them to an audience. It was only after the tragic events of 9/11 that she decided to pursue her dream of acting.

In late 2002, Amy started her acting career, stepping on stage for the very first time. Shortly thereafter, she started in film.

Due to family circumstances, Amy left NYC with her husband and dogs, making her home in Florida. She is hopeful that she will continue to work in film and theater, and that someday she will land roles in major film and television projects.

Top Amy acting questions revealed:
1. What are your favorite genres? "Drama and comedy... So, I guess dramady? "
2. What are your favorite TV shows? "Psych, The Office, Pushing Daisies, Reaper, Chuck, Medium, Men In Trees, 24, Lost, Cold Case, Ugly Betty, Prison Break (and the past shows Arrested Development, Once & Again, Veronica Mars, Raines, Seinfeld, King Of Queens, thirtysomething, Twin Peaks, Northern Exposure, Andy Barker PI, X-Files)"
3. What TV show would you like to star in most? "Any of the shows listed above in question 2."
4. Favorite movie of all time? "It's A Wonderful Life. It's a very inspirational and touching film. But don't get me wrong--there are many, many more movies I love as well."
5. Favorite actor/actress? "Hmmm. I love Jimmy Stewart and Meryl Streep. Other favorites include, bur are not limited to, Marilyn Monroe, Robert DeNiro, Johnny Depp, Marlon Brando, Emily Watson, Robert Duvall, Clint Eastwood, Kiefer Sutherland, James Dean, Kristen Chenoweth, Kirsten Bell, James Roday (okay, I love 'Psych'!). I know there are others...I just can't think of them all right now!"

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