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Emotional Event Opener

Experienced. Amy has written and directed more than 300 video & multimedia productions for advocacy/social change. Prior to launching her consulting practice, Amy led a multimedia production company for 15 years with clients ranging from major multi-national corporations to government agencies and national and international not-for-profit organizations.  She continues to develop content for a wide range of clients in the public and nonprofit sectors, helping them advance their mission, reach stakeholders, and take advantage of new modes of distribution through the internet and social media.

A new hospital NICU

Award-Winning. Amy has won more than 40 of the top creative awards in this field, including Parents’ Choice Award, CINE Golden Eagle, Gold Houston International Film Festival, multiple Tellys, Cindys, ITVA and New York Festivals Awards.

Results-Driven. In addition to her video production background, Amy has led difficult archival content research for many of the major Hollywood studios for such projects as:  “Forrest Gump”, “Nixon,” “Man on the Moon,” “Sleepers,” “Primary Colors,” and “Brokeback Mountain.”  This gives her unique expertise in navigating rights clearances, distribution issues, and dealing with multiple origination formats.

Top Clients Amy has been hired by major corporations, national nonprofits and federal agencies to design, direct and produce their video content for web, live event and DVD distribution. Some of her video content clients include:  AIPAC, Children’s National Medical Center, Independent Sector and the US Department of Agriculture.

Work Samples

Sample 1: An emotional meeting opener to set the stage for a policy conference promoting the US-Israel relationship. This motion graphics project was created using After Effects and builds the story through archival images and the  actual sound clips of the leaders of the two nations :

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Sample 2: This video is one of a series demonstrating the power to transform lives at a children’s hospital.   The series is posted on the hospital’s website and has been used for staff development and fund raising.

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Sample 3: Or take a look at this You Tube video that uses a watercolor graphics approach to show a facility that was under construction at the time.

For details, contact amy@amydelouise.com.