Amanda Estremera

<font size="3">Amanda was born in Paris, France and settled in Los Angeles, where she has spent the past 10 years editing for Hollywood studios, including Paramount, Universal, CBS, on leading TV shows such as Dr. Phil, Blind Date, and One Born Every Minute. <br><br>Who is Bernad Tapie (2001) directed by Emmy award winning director Marina Zenovich and Executive Produced by Steven Soderbergh was the first documentary she co-edited and co-produced and it catalyzed her passion for documentary making.&nbsp; More recently she edited and produced&nbsp; The Invocation (2010), directed by Emmanuel Itier and narrated by Sharon Stone, a film which explores the notion of God and a call for World Peace. The film won ten awards, including Best Documentary at The Los Angeles International Film Festival and the Humanitarian Award at The Beverly Hills Film, TV &amp; New Media Festival 2010.<br><br>Amanda is on hiatus from editing and producing&nbsp;Femme, a documentary about women healing the world featuring Nobel Peace Prize Winners Shirin Ebadi and Mairead Maguire as well as visionaries such as Jean Huston, Marianne Williamson and many other female leaders which is due for release in 2012.<br><br>Young Of The Morning, is her feature directorial debut and Amanda's passion project to which she has dedicated her time, skill and commitment to insure its realization by any (ethical) means necessary! <br><br>And, her favorite dessert is chocolate mousse with raspberry coulis. </font>

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