Film & TV
Amanda Cutting is a multi-award-winning director known for her innovative storytelling and exceptional ability to connect with audiences. Her film projects, including "Nostalgia" and "Breathe," have garnered numerous accolades, including Best Actress awards and Best Ensemble at the MIC Awards and Joey Awards. Additionally, she served as the second unit director on "Mastram," a web series renowned for having the highest online views worldwide, totalling an impressive 718 billion.
Amanda possesses a keen eye for detail, both cinematically and through layered emotional nuances, which allows her to create visually stunning and emotionally resonant narratives. She focuses on nuanced storytelling, patiently guiding performers with quick, actionable feedback to elevate their performances. This dynamic approach ensures that each project reflects depth and authenticity, making a lasting impact on audiences.
Theatre
In the realm of theatre, Amanda Cutting is a multi-award-winning director celebrated for her innovative approach and ability to create intimate, captivating productions. She received the Best Overseas Production award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for her work on "Genesis: The Mary Shelley Play" and has directed acclaimed performances of "The Diary of Anne Frank," which earned her 34 awards (Cat Award), and "Shape of a Girl" (Joey Awards).
Amanda has a keen eye for layered emotions, excelling in staging layouts such as in-the-round and site-responsive theatre. Her experience engaging audiences of up to 600 in outdoor and in-house settings allows her to create immersive experiences that bring the world into and surround the audience.
Additionally, Amanda has served as an acting coach for several years, enabling her to communicate her directorial needs effectively with both seasoned and emerging artists. Her ability to foster a collaborative environment ensures that every production is not only a showcase of talent but also a transformative experience for all involved.