Founder / Executive Director / Storyteller

New York, The Hague

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Amelia is an award-winning Executive Producer and Primetime Emmy-nominated Supervising Producer with over 20 years of international documentary experience. She is currently directing and producing Unpacking Grief, a deeply personal film honoring her late parents, Esther and Kenneth.

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As Founder of Tell2C Productions, a collective of female filmmakers for change, Amelia believes in storytelling as a force for connection, empathy, and impact. Her latest project, The Good Fight: Armen Vs Giuliani, will premiere at DOC NYC 2025.

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Previously, she served as Executive Director of Development at ABC News Studios/Disney in New York, where she represented ABC at global festivals and built partnerships with leading filmmakers. Her producing journey has taken her from an eight-part VICE series on young global activists to Steven Spielberg’s USC Shoah Foundation, where she helped create immersive projects from Holocaust and genocide survivor testimonies.

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A board member of FilmAid Kenya, Amelia’s long-standing collaboration with filmmakers in Kakuma Refugee Camp remains one of her most meaningful experiences. She has also produced films for UNICEF, Sesame Workshop, ActionAid, and The Gates Foundation, empowering women across Africa and telling stories featured in Vanity Fair, Discovery, and Global Citizen.

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A trusted voice in the industry, Amelia has judged, moderated, and served on selection committees for DOC NYC, Movies That Matter, Hot Docs, the News & Documentary Emmys, and Netflix New Voices. She has chaired the International Documentary Awards and continues to mentor emerging storytellers through Unlock Her Potential.

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Amelia is a member of the Television Academy and Brown Girls Doc Mafia. Above all, her greatest productions are her daughters, Nyah and Zaeya, the inspiration behind taking Tell2C to the next level.