"The perfect lovechild of Cameron Diaz and Kristin Chenoweth." (Brette Goldstein, casting director)

"Working with Amy was a joy--from the first audition to the last edit. On set she was incredibly committed to her role, and editing her takes provided a great range of subtleties and dead on emotions. I'd work with her again anytime." (Tony Hale, editor, "Can-Can")

"I met Amy at the auditions for Brighton Beach Memoirs. After watching her do two short cold-readings, I knew that we had found our Blanche. She had intuitively captured the essence of the character in just the audition, and we wisely cast her on the spot. Amy's greatest attribute as an actress is that she never accepts less than her very best. Her own toughest critic, she constantly works to refine the character and make it her own. She welcomes constructive critique, and in a time when too many actors want to hear own their praises, she holds herself to a higher standard and constantly seeks improvement. Her technical skills and artistic choices make her wise choice for both the big screen as well as the stage. BRAVA!" (Richie Lester, director, "Brighton Beach Memoirs")

"Amy is a very talented actress who constantly pushes herself to bring more to her roles. She has a unique look and is able to work a wide range of subtle emotions. She is definitely an actress I'd recommend!" (Lulu Wang, filmmaker, Thumbelulu Films)

"Amy Hoerler is very compelling on screen. The camera loves her. Amy's acting style is both courageous while at the same time, very human. That is a rare combination." (Alan Lebow, filmmaker and three-time Emmy© award winning DP)

"Amy Hoerler is one of the most unique actors working in New York today. Her quirky style and engaging presence make her someone worth keeping your eyes on." (Edith O'Hara, founder & artistic director, 13th Street Repertory Theater Company and director of the longest Off-Off Broadway play, "Line")

"I recommend Amy because she is engaging actor and a wonderful person." (Woody Bavota, filmmaker)

"Amy is a talented actress who takes her work very seriously. She is professional, organized, and has great people-skills. I would recommend anyone to work with Amy." (Lisa Carlbom, filmmaker)

"(Amy is) talented, unique, and interesting..." (Jeff Barber, former TVI Acting instructor/head casting director of MBC Casting)

"We actually had to stop filming because of her. Let me explain. I was DP on a project where Amy was playing the lead. The sheer passion of Amy's acting while filming her character's suicide scene made me start to cry. She's an actor full of creative energy and passion. Get her if you can." (Christine Ka'aloa, filmmaker)

"Subtle nuances. Most actors spend entire careers trying master the tilt of the head, the quiver of a lip, and the proper balance of emotions in their eyes. Amy can silently say more with her body and face in a split second than most actors can say while reading an entire side of script. This skill is what makes characters believable. Any casting person who doesn't cast Amy is truly missing the boat." (Lennie Varvarides, a)LoStCrEaTiVe Theatre Company, missfit Productions, MAD About Talent)

"I loved working with you. I think you're a very unique actor and person. I think you're a 'revelation'." (Jan Leyssens, actor, filmmaker, and director/producer LCO Productions)

"Amy is an incredible, professional actress. She took the work seriously, prepared diligently, and performed flawlessly. She was a solid asset in the production of this film, and I will work with her again." (Richard Roepnack, filmmaker)

"I worked with Amy when she was the lead actress in "Can-Can" and found her professionalism and commitment to quality work impressive. She has a friendly demeanor that lights up the room. You can't help but enjoy her company. A great actress with a beautiful heart...that is Amy." (Renee Beaulaurier, actress/model, KSA, CESD, Stars)

"Amy is a wonderfully deep and versatile actress. She is personable, talented, and gives herself 110% to the work at hand, whether in preparing a role or delivering a performance when she's on set." (Grace Marlier)