The documentary "High Roller" marks Amy's directorial and editorial debut, combining her eye for visual storytelling with a passion for unexpected, character-driven narratives. Her filmmaking journey grew from a background in visual arts and communication. When her son Aiden, who declared he wanted to be a filmmaker as soon as he could talk, was diagnosed with extreme dyslexia, Amy chose to homeschool him. Together, they shaped their education around filmmaking, learning side by side and building creative skills in tandem.

Inspired by Aiden’s passion, Amy encouraged him and a filmmaker friend to collaborate on the documentary "Cue Card Girl," which she produced. The film was selected and screened by Denver Film. That experience led to further collaborations on two short films directed by Nate Starkey: "Monday Night at the Blue Guitar" and "December 26th - A Humbug Hangover." Aiden is now pursuing his filmmaking degree at the London Film Academy.

Amy and her family have since formed Old Scout Productions, LLC, a collaborative, family-run production company with plans to create more films together—projects that reflect their shared love of storytelling, heart, and creative exploration.