a few Kind words

“You better not quit acting” … “You are amazing! I want you to know that. It’s the truth.”

Burt Reynolds

Actor, Mentor, Teacher, The Burt Reynolds Institute for Film & Theatre

“You were FANTASTIC!!! I couldn’t be happier with your perfect performance. I’m looking forward to working with you again 🙂 XO”

Adam Rifkin

Writer/Director, The Last Movie Star

“Amy is a very talented actress who constantly pushes herself to bring more to her roles. She has a unique look and is able to work a wide range of subtle emotions. She is definitely an actress I’d recommend!”

Lulu Wang

Director, Can-Can

“Amy is a consummate professional and a delight to work with. She brought more raw talent, energy, and enthusiasm to my production than the rest of my cast and crew combined.”

Brian Blum

Director, My Daughter Yoshiko

“Amy is a ray of sunshine. She loves making movies and works with you every step of the way to help the team get there. A true pleasure to be around.”

Joe Battaglia

Producer, Mister Limbo

“I have been so fortunate to have worked with Amy on multiple projects at various capacities over many years. She is always so well prepared, able to build her characters with passion and adapt to any direction or action bestowed upon her. Amy is not only a professional but also very personable and generous with other actors and crew alike. I am happy to call Amy my friend and always looking forward to collaborating again.”

Christopher E. Hadley

Actor, Barbara Has A Bee Problem

“Thank you, Amy. Your attention to detail and desire to bend towards the truth no matter where it took us was exhausting and exciting! Thanks for insisting on my best!”

Bo Sebastian

Actor, The Motel on the Corner of 7th

“The screenplay for Fade In, Fade Out had been written for close to 4 years. Being a deeply personal story, I was cautious on how it would be developed or if I would ever be produced for that matter. Then I saw Amy on screen and instantly knew she would be perfect for the role of Ashley. Looking back her acceptance of the role was the true catalyst of the project and I couldn’t have been happier. She understood the heart of the character in a way that only she could have portrayed. Her talent, confidence and vulnerability pour over every frame. Courages, strong, humble, fearful so many layers to her performance and I truly appreciate the devotion and professionalism she brought to this film.”

Marvin Aguado

Writer/Director, Fade In, Fade Out

“Amy was a stellar addition to the production. She was prepared and diligent. A talented and photogenic companion to the camera, she also brought with her an arsenal of additional ideas to her scripts character…many of which we incorporated into the film. Amy is an incredible, professional actress. She took the work seriously, prepared diligently, and performed flawlessly. She was a solid asset in the production of this film, and I will work with her again.”

Richard Roepnack

Director, The Cutting Room Floor

“Amy is amazing, such a pleasure to work with her on my short film FEVER, looking forward to our next collaboration!”

Brian Rosenthal

Writer/Director, FEVER

“You always do good work! I love how you are so believable. You make the words your words and history. The thoughts in your eyes say it all–that is hard to do, and you do it brilliantly!”

Jane Rumbaua

Actress

“Amy I have seen your work and I am floored by your ability to draw the audience in. You are an amazing actor! Keep up the great work! Love watching you!”

Andrea Conte

Actress

“As the producer of the live action short film, All Wars End, I would like to take this opportunity to commend the talent we were so blessed with on the production of this important film about a US Marine and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. One actor particularly made such a positive impression on me, that her talent is worth noting. Amy played a nurse in the film. Her role was written as the nurse who is startled when a 6-month coma patient wakes up while she is on duty and proceeds from that point. Not an easy task for the most talented of actors. Amy was perfect for the part. She came prepared to the set, played her part well and made positive suggestions. I personally enjoyed working with Amy. Besides being extremely talented, she is a total professional. All the qualities that a producer could want are a part of who she is. Besides being easy to work with (and easy to direct), she was always one time, always communicated and responded quickly in all matters. Besides wishing her well in her acting career, I wish her the best in all things that life has to offer. I would hire her again and again and again. She has such versatility as an actor. I know she could play any role given to her.”

Felice Shekar

Producer, All Wars End

“Subtle nuances. Most actors spend entire careers trying master the tilt of the head, the quiver of a lip, and the proper balance of emotions in their eyes. Amy can silently say more with her body and face in a split second than most actors can say while reading an entire side of script. This skill is what makes characters believable. Any casting person who doesn’t cast Amy is truly missing the boat.”

Lennie Varvarides

Agent, MSFT Management

“Amy is passion in human form.  Her love for the art of acting is evident in everything she does, and that passion is visible at every step of production from casting through to completion.  A great presence on set, and a true professional.  Hire with confidence!”

Joshua Michael Payne

Producer, Hosanna!, ForeSee Film Productions

“Amy is a true professional, she is dependable, hardworking and a team player. She goes above and beyond to put her best into her work.”

Jason Daly

Writer/Director, Night of the Shooter

“Working with Amy was a new experience for me. It was my first time working with a professional actress, and as a low-budget student filmmaker, I was a little nervous. Then she showed up. From minute one, her energy was contagious, quirky, and downright fun. She’s an excellent listener, incredibly responsive to feedback, and adds her own flair to the role. It’s rare that an actress brings a work ethic that is literally unstoppable. She was in character in a nanosecond, could cry on command, could adjust to anything we wanted often without us even having to ask. She’s not only professional, but also someone I consider a friend after working with. She made our horror film Barbara Has A Bee Problem easy by providing powerful non-verbal acting which is not easy to do. It’s not necessary to do many takes with Amy, she’s a student of acting.”

Patrick McCarthy

Writer/Director, Barbara Has A Bee Problem

“Amy is as giving as any actor I have ever worked with…her attention to detail is as focused as it is necessary in breathing life into each and every role she takes on. She challenges herself, breeding compelling characters and hosting tremendous range creating a certain magic along the way.”

Mark Ashworth

Actor, Kuru

“The perfect lovechild of Cameron Diaz and Kristin Chenoweth.”

Brette Goldstein

Casting Director

“Amy is one of the most unique actors working in New York today. Her quirky style and engaging presence make her someone worth keeping your eyes on.”

Edith O'Hara

Artistic Director of 13th Street Repertory Company and Director of the longest Off-Off Broadway play, LINE, 13th Street Repertory Company

“As she paraded to our table outside that coffee shop she left a trail of stardust, starting at her old heap of a vehicle, glittering its way to our feet. My brother and I looked up at her, in all her red-headed glory, then at each other, for a silent and synchronized confirmation that this spritely little actress would be our belligerent, and not-so-little Mary. Method acting is one thing, but seamlessly switching from person to character is a whole other animal completely. An animal Amy Hoerler has exquisitely tamed. She is a keeper. Miles and miles in her rickety ride she traveled, for a chance to be in our film, but little did she know, we were waiting for a chance to make a film involving her. And there we were, in less than half an hour, conversing like old pals, knowing we would be a dynamic team. There we were, outside that coffee shop. Where I hope to be again.”

Jonathan Cuartas

Writer/Director, Twelve Traditions

“Amy is an absolute joy to work with, a real professional and gifted woman with great versatility. On screen she’s a rare combination of focus and vulnerability, as well as depth and range, highlighted by genuine energy and enthusiasm for the work and her ability do whatever is required for her character in a scene.”

David Spaltro

Writer/Director/Producer, ...Around

“Amy is very compelling on screen. The camera loves her. Amy’s acting style is both courageous while at the same time, very human. That is a rare combination.”

Alan Lebow

Filmmaker and three-time Emmy© award-winning DP

“Amy is a wonderfully deep and versatile actress. She is personable, talented, and gives herself 110% to the work at hand, whether in preparing a role or delivering a performance when she’s on set.”

Grace Marlier

“Amy is a talented actress who takes her work very seriously. She is professional, organized, and has great people-skills. I would recommend anyone to work with Amy.”

Lisa Carlbom

Filmmaker

“I recently employed Amy to handle an important role in my motion picture Run Stinky Run, currently in post-production. I don’t have sufficient words to express how impressed I was with her talent and professionalism. Although most of Amy’s previous roles have been in serious dramas, our film is a comedy and Amy is one really funny person. I believe she was born to do comedy. In many ways, she reminds me of Goldie Hawn in her younger years. Whether its comedy or drama, I can highly recommend Amy because her involvement will add to the quality of any form of entertainment; film, television or stage.”

Neil Golin

Writer/Director, Run Stinky Run, Stinky Films LLC

“I met Amy at the auditions for Brighton Beach Memoirs. After watching her do two short cold-readings, I knew that we had found our Blanche. She had intuitively captured the essence of the character in just the audition, and we wisely cast her on the spot. Amy’s greatest attribute as an actress is that she never accepts less than her very best. Her own toughest critic, she constantly works to refine the character and make it her own. She welcomes constructive critique, and in a time when too many actors want to hear own their praises, she holds herself to a higher standard and constantly seeks improvement. Her technical skills and artistic choices make her wise choice for both the big screen as well as the stage. Bravo!”

Richie Lester

Director, Brighton Beach Memoirs, Lake Worth Playhouse

“I recommend Amy because she is an engaging actor and a wonderful person.”

Woody Bavota

Filmmaker

“Amy is a joy to have around on set. She is a quality actress whose dedication to her craft is palpable. She is intuitive and passionate as she in flexible in how she approaches the material, and thats really every director’s dream.
I not only admire Amy for her talent and resolve as an actress, but I feel obligated to say she’s just a great human being. You can’t ask for much more than that when trying to get a film made.”

Robert G. Putka

Writer/Director, Mister Limbo

“Amy has the thick skin that is necessary to listen and respond to director notes. She isn’t afraid to take criticism and loves sweating with the crew on location.”

Tommy Demos

Writer/Director, Star Child

“It was great working with Amy as a cinematographer because she trusts. Never once did I feel I was being intrusive. Never once did she question what I was doing, because she trusted me.”

Michael Cuartas

DP, Twelve Traditions

“Amy! I couldn’t have asked for a better actor to have worked with. You are truly talented. You immerse yourself in your character, you understand the complexities of the human psychology, you never judge the villain, and you remember all of your lines!! You are truly an outstanding professional. And that’s not even the best part about you! The best part about you is that you match your professionalism with your electric and charming personality. You’re always helpful, always cheerful, always a good sport, always willing and ready to help, always asking if someone needs anything else, always having good vibes. You’re amazing. Thank you so much Amy for being the way you are.”
Felipe Gimenez-Zapiola

Writer/Director, The Ninth Step

“I worked with Amy when she was the lead actress in Can-Can and found her professionalism and commitment to quality work impressive. She has a friendly demeanor that lights up the room. You can’t help but enjoy her company. A great actress with a beautiful heart…that is Amy.”

Renee Beaulaurier

Actress

“You’re a very talented actress and I see big things for you in the future.”

Dudley Remus

Actor

“What can I say about Amy that won’t be an understatement? Amy is not only extremely gifted and talented at what she does but her beautiful spirit, energy and overall presence impacts whoever and wherever she comes across. She’s an inspiration and pleasure for directors and actors alike. Entirely professional and she automatically boost the value of your project the minute she joins.”

Frantzy Moreau

Actor, McClintock

“Working with Amy was a tremendous experience. What she had to do to prepare for this role was an extreme amount of work. The amount of homework that goes into something like that–you don’t just show up on set and bring what she brought to that character [on working with Amy on Star Child].”

Todd Bruno

Actor, Star Child

Working with Amy was a joy–from the first audition to the last edit. On set she was incredibly committed to her role, and editing her takes provided a great range of subtleties and dead on emotions. I’d work with her again anytime.”

Tony Hale

Editor, Can-Can

“It’s difficult to find appropriate words to describe Amy Hoerler! She is an A-list actress in the waiting! When she is onscreen, your eyes are glued to her. She reminds me of Mia Farrow—she possesses this honesty and vulnerability that captivates the viewer! She is such an honest actress that you can’t help but believe the circumstances she has created through her character. She is at once riveting and powerful and fragile. The best compliment you can give Amy—she’s an actress in the truest sense of the word.”

William Butland

Writer/Director/Producer, All That You Can't Leave Behind

“We actually had to stop filming because of her. Let me explain. I was DP on a project where Amy was playing the lead. The sheer passion of Amy’s acting while filming her character’s suicide scene made me start to cry. She’s an actor full of creative energy and passion. Get her if you can.”

Christine Ka'aloa

DP, The 14th Day After

“Amy has such a wide range of ability. She can present strength and confidence just as well as playing the softest romantic. This is what makes a director’s job much easier.”

Cynthia Morrison

Filmmaker

“[Amy is] …talented, unique, and interesting…”

Jeff Barber

TVI Acting Instructor/Head Casting Director of MBC Casting, TVI Acting Studio

“I was worried when I began casting the role of the depressed and aloof mother in Mother and Child; I wasn’t sure I’d find anyone capable of playing this difficult role with a lot of emotional subtext yet very little dialogue or back story in a film with art cinema aspirations. From her very first audition, Amy assuaged my fears. She stood out among everyone else who auditioned. They all went for histrionics, but Amy, who is profoundly intuitive and immediately grasped the intent of my film, commanded my attention with her haunted, understated, and mysterious performance, revealing the depth of the character’s inner world with just a single wounded glance, furtive gesture, or whispered word. Over the course of our rehearsals and filming, her performance only grew in complexity. Throughout the creative process, she was a joy to work with: always coming up with new ideas, eager for feedback, and extremely generous with her fellow actors. She has a presence that is perfect for the cinema!”

Nicholas Collura

Writer/Director, Mother and Child

“I loved working with you. I think you’re a very unique actor and person; you’re a ‘revelation’.”

Jan Leyssens

Actor, Make It A Night