Amy Broad

Amy Drewry is a renowned, multiple award-winning documentary filmmaker and is in the final stages of completing an hour long documentary, with support from the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities & other organizations, on one of Virginia's most important stories and specifically to air on PBS. Her work in the documentary genre include "Wired For Life", "Surviving Abundance", and "Kingdom By The Sea...Fortress Monroe", award winning and shown at Cannes. Amy's work in film, theater, television and digital web-based platforms has allowed her to produce in multi-genres as both Director and Producer. In 2014, she directed the theatrical production "Ruined" for one of the most respected HBU's, Hampton University. Other theater directing credits include "Crimes of the Heart", "Smokey Joe's Cafe", "Dracula", "Steel Magnolias", and others. Amy currently lives on a small, diverse, working farm in Virginia. Features & Television Horror - The Lamp Romance - Full Moon in Blue Water Historical Fiction - Gone to Texas (Denzel's first movie)... The George McKenna Story Medical - Buck James for Life Cops - Miller vs Muller Web and client based Web films for the Department of Energy Web advocacy films for the National Parks Conservation Association Several web campaigns for a variety of non-profits include the Foodbank Tribute Films For 10 years or so I directed tribute films for a number of clients and produced at least 2 a year.(partial list) JoAnn Falletta, Conductor, VSO and the BPO Frank Batten, creator of The Weather Channel, Congressman Herbert Bateman, and many others. Awards include: New York International Film & Video Festival, best historical documentary Cannes Short Market Virginia Association of Broadcasters Worldfest, Cine Golden Eagles, Houston Film Festival, Telly's & Matrix