Amy Michelle McIntyre

Amy Michelle McIntyre is a dedicated professional with a dynamic career encompassing film production, writing, acting, speaking, media production, designing, entertainment news reporting, and advocacy. Her diverse body of work spans radio, television, film, journalism, fashion & furniture design industries. In television, Ms. McIntyre has appeared in "L.A. Vice" (1989), directed by Joseph Merhi, in which she played a bartender. Her film experience includes featured roles and extra appearances in major films like "Rain Man" (1988), directed by Barry Levinson, and "The Fabulous Baker Boys" (1989). She demonstrated her versatility as a dancer in "Upworld" (also known as "A Gnome Named Gnorm"), directed by Stan Winston, and contributed to TV movies such as "Stranger in My Bed" (1987) and the acclaimed series "Moonlighting" (1989), directed by Peter Werner. Her extensive on-screen credits also highlight collaborations with iconic directors like Robert Altman in "Dr. T & the Women" (2000). Beyond her film career, Ms. McIntyre has a rich background in advocacy speaking at Pepperdine University, Miami University, Abilene Christian University, and Bible Lecture Workshops across the US. Her most recent journalistic and reporting credits include red-carpet events at Dallas International Film Festivals, Women In Film Dallas Topaz Film Festival, Oak Cliff Film Festival, film premieres, and fashion events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Her theatrical experience includes roles such as Ophelia in "Hamlet" and as Brooke Ashton in "Noises Off" at the TCJC NE Playhouse. A talented vocalist and music composer, she has performed as a lead singer at regional venues, worked as a professional demo recording artist, and captivated audiences at the Scarborough Fair Renaissance Festival as the Queen of the Gypsies for five seasons. Ms. McIntyre's talents extend beyond performing; she has made notable contributions as a producer and host of "The Carlitos Way Podcast" and as Show Line Producer and Event Coordinator of the Erma C Johnson Hadley Scholarship Awards Brunch November 2024. Her expertise in performance training includes the Film Actors Lab in Dallas and advanced media studies in Hollywood, California, positioning her as a multifaceted artist, reporter, and filmmaker with a passion for storytelling, technical innovation, and creative expression.