Awards
- 9th Place in the Print/Online Category in the 88th Annual Writer’s Digest Writing Competition for the article “Buyer Beware: The Case Against Getting an M.F.A. in Acting”.
- Honorable Mention in the Print/Online Category in the 88th Annual Writer’s Digest Writing Competition for the article “Are Regional Theatre Actors Third Rate?”.
Testimonials
“I have worked with Amy for over 15 years and she excels at intuitive creative insight and professionalism. She delivers everything on time and on budget and adds her own personal touch to everything she does. I would highly recommend Amy for her professional TV/Film Presentations as she has surpassed my company’s expectations both creatively, professionally and always delivers before the deadline. On a more personal note, Amy created both a resume and linked in profile that was far superior than all the agencies that I approached about this work in NYC and LA, she is a true executives dream. “
– Kristofer Updike, Director of Original Programming & Development, Sprout
“Amy is the best when it comes to creating presentations. Her innovative and wildly creative concepts bring new dimensions to all of her work. From the graphics to the content, Amy is very good at meeting her clients individual needs and making sure each project is executed to it’s fullest potential. It’s a joy to work with Amy and benefit from all of her creative contributions. I really don’t know what I would have done without her talent and skill set the last 4 years.”
– Sheila Hawkins, Director of Development West, EUE/Sokolow
“Amy Clites is creative, conscientious, organized, self-motivated and proactive. I have worked with her for many years in a variety of endeavors and she never ceases to impress. She gives 100% to every project, large or small. Her enthusiasm and commitment are infectious, and Ms. Clites always delivers no matter what obstacles may arise or how tight a deadline may be. With an analytical mind and an artistic spirit, she will find an effective and creative solution to every problem. Oh, and did I mention she’s crafty? She can turn trash into treasures, decorate a room and whip up meals that will give Martha Stewart a run for her money!
– Lita Lopez, Actress and Award-Winning Screenwriter (Most This Amazing Day)
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