About Amy Lyndon

Amy Lyndon is a Multi-Award-Winning Director, Writer, and Producer, widely recognized for her accomplished body of work. Her short film Odessa, starring the late Yolanda King, earned numerous accolades, including the Gold Plaque Jury’s Choice Award at the TV/Fest Chicago International Television Competition, the Diamond Halo Award at the Angelciti International Film Festival, and the Jury’s Choice Award at the Temecula Valley International Film Festival. Odessa was also officially selected at 15 film festivals nationwide.

Lyndon’s directorial work on the film Award Winning received Best Comedy at the G.I.A.A. Film Festival in New York, the Audience Choice Award at the Washougal International Film Festival, and the Award of Merit at The Accolade Competition. She was honored with Best Director and the Audience Award at the New York International Independent Film Festival for The Whiskey Girls, and her documentary short Love Is A Tickle In The Heart won Best Documentary Short at the Studio City Film Festival.

As a screenwriter, Lyndon was awarded the Spirit of Moondance Award for Best Family Screenplay at The Moondance International Film Festival for Unleash My Heart. Her writing and directing credits also include the television comedy pilot I Wanna Marry Larry, short films such as The Binds That Tie Us, Chloe’s Song, Dice, #Unfiltered, and 16 episodes of the web series The Lyndon Experience. Her original play The Parasites had a successful world premiere at The MET Theatre, playing to sold-out audiences.

Additionally, Lyndon is the author of the influential book The Lyndon Technique: The 15 Guideline Map To Booking, which has helped thousands of actors here and abroad navigate the entertainment industry, producing over 56 Series Regulars, a Golden Globe Nominee, a Critics Choice Award Winner, and an Emmy Winner.