Spanning 15 years of storytelling through film, Amy Enser’s body of work reflects a deep commitment to writing, directing, editing, and filming real people as they share impactful narratives. From capturing racially charged educational experiments in the ’60s to shedding light on the social stigmas surrounding our homeless populations, Amy is passionate about uncovering the heart of each story. Beyond documentaries, she specializes in the art of telling brand and product stories, weaving narratives that reveal the inspiring human moments that resonate with audiences. Additionally, Amy brings expertise in developing and executing comprehensive content strategies that elevate brands and engage audiences on a meaningful level across platforms.
Her film credits include, The Long Haul: The Story of the Buckaroos (feature doc, directorial debut, SIFF 2019, Raindance 2019), Two Pictures (feature, Magnolia FF 2017 Best Screenplay), Gold Balls (feature doc, SIFF 2016, Newport Beach 2016, Rhode Island 2016, Heartland 2016), Dyna Does Dressage (feature doc, Mammoth Lakes Film Festival 2019), Brides to Be (feature, The Paris International Lesbian & Feminist Film Festival 2016), Manic Pixie Dream Wife (web series, Raindance 2016, ITVFest 2015), The Beast Inside (Seattle University Fellow, SIFF 2014), This is Ours (Dances With Films 2012), Welcome to Doe Bay (feature doc, Regional Emmy Nominee 2014, KCTS 2013/14, SIFF “Best of Fest” 2012), Ars Magna (short doc, National Emmy nominee 2009, PBS Documentary Spirit Award 2008).