Growing up in a creative household in Tasmania—with a producer/director dad and an artist mum—Amy spent much of her childhood on film sets, in edit suites, and in art studios. It was in these spaces that she developed a deep love for storytelling and the power of visuals to shape how we see the world.

Over the past 20 years, Amy has built a diverse and dynamic creative career, spanning photography, filmmaking, creative direction and communications producing. Her work has taken her from the skies over burning Tasmanian wilderness to the deck of a 40ft racing yacht in Sydney Harbour. She has captured the intensity of political figures—including jogging alongside an Australian Prime Minister—and created intimate portraits of creative provocateur and First Lady of MONA, Kirsha Kaechele. Through these experiences, Amy has developed an intuitive ability to connect with people and places, translating their essence into compelling visual narratives.

Currently undertaking a Master of Communication at Deakin University, Amy continues to offer her expertise to clients who seek a thoughtful, creative, and visually compelling approach to storytelling. She is particularly drawn to projects that invite deep collaboration—whether in commercial work, editorial assignments, or advocacy campaigns—where she can uncover the essence of a client’s story and shape it into a meaningful visual narrative. Amy is deeply invested in co-creating with clients, getting beneath the surface of the story to craft visuals that resonate on both an emotional and intellectual level.

An empathetic and engaged artist, Amy has an innate ability to put people at ease, allowing for authentic and relaxed interactions in front of the camera. In collaborative settings, this genuine connection translates into a communicative and imaginative partnership, ensuring a polished, impactful, and meaningful outcome.

Beyond her commercial work, Amy’s artistic practice explores themes of human movement, consciousness, and our evolving relationship with nature and wild places. She is particularly interested in how visual storytelling can challenge perceptions, reshape our understanding of the natural world, and reinforce the deep connection between humans and the environments we depend on. Through her work, she seeks to inspire a greater sense of responsibility, reverence, and engagement with the natural world.