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Amy Greene
Amy Greene is a film Producer, Stunt Coordinator, and Stunt Performer, who's recent projects include the Academy Award winning The Holdovers, Academy Award winning Sound of Metal, and Academy Award nominated Knives Out. Other films she's been a part of have won awards at Sundance, Cannes, and The Independent Spirit Awards.
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