amy cameron

screenwriter · journalist · author

the beginning

the work

wild roses

kudos and props

the woman

the man behind

the sister

the man behind the sister

the whiz & the whopper

the ridiculous & random

the details

about the work


Amy Cameron screenplays for film and television
film & television
WILD ROSES - a one-hour drama for CBC TV (2009)

SONG OF SLOMON - a short dramatic film for the Canadian Film Centre (2007)

IVY TURNBUCKLE & THE MAGIC NATION - a children's action adventure feature film (in development with Montefiore Films)

A FALSE NOTE - a musical romp in four acts (in development with Burke & Burke)

X - a half-hour dramedy (with Calder Road Films)


INDIA'S INK - a novel and a half-hour dramatic comedy tween series


and when Cameron has time, she works on:

GET A LIFE - a very funny feature film

Amy Cameron books, title page of Playing With Matches: Misadventures in Dating
books
Hardwicke
A heartbreaking novel of epic proportions that will make you snort cocoa through your nose - my current project.

My Wedding Dress: True-life Tales of Lace, Laughter, Tears and Tulle
(Vintage Canada, 2007)
I wrote the afterword for this collection of short stories about wedding dresses and marriage.

Listen to Sounds Like Canada's Shelagh Rogers interviewing Amy Cameron and poet Lorna Crozier on their contributions to My Wedding Dress.

Playing With Matches: Misadventures in Dating (Anchor, 2005)
The book, a collection of women's hilarious dating stories, is now translated into French, Serbian and Italian.




Amy Cameron journalism and articles, clip of Maclean's piece
journalism
  • Chatelaine
  • Maclean's
  • Owl
  • Sea Island Magazine
  • The Presbyterian Record
  • Allergic Living
  • Reader's Digest
  • Globe and Mail
  • The Montreal Gazette
  • New Brunswick Telegraph Journal
For some samples of Cameron's work:

I'll never grow up, not me!
It's been dubbed a Peter Pandemic: adults determined to remain kids
Maclean's, Aug. 02, 2004

An utterly hopeless muddle
Intelligent Design might be irreducibly complex but it isn't science
The Presbyterian Record, May 2006




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