Amy Lyndon has been entertaining the public since the age of 10. During her senior year, Lyndon studied at the Neighborhood Playhouse Jr. School in New York City and went on to England to tackle the prestigious London Academy of Performing Arts. After earning her BFA from Syracuse University, Lyndon studied with Stella Adler, Harry Mastrogeorge, The Groundlings, CBS Comedy on the Lot, International Blend Comedy Troupe with Rick Overton, and the Comedy Store.

Lyndon has 40+ films and 30+ television shows to her credit including "The UnMiracle", "And They're Off", "Law And Order: Los Angeles", "NCIS", and the " Young And The Restless" to name a few. On stage, Lyndon's wacky performances as Bobbi Michelle in "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" at the Tiffany Theatre earned her critical notoriety and a Marquee Comedy Award.

Additionally, Lyndon is a Multi-Award Winning Director/Writer/Producer. Her film "Odessa" won top awards on the Festival circuit. As a Writer, Lyndon won the "Spirit of Moondance Award" for the Best Family Screenplay "Unleash My Heart" in Moondance International Film Festival and as a Director her World Premiere Play "The Parasites" was produced by The Met Theatre. "Award-winning," a film that Lyndon Directed and produced won Audience Choice Awards on the Festival Circuit and she garnered a Directing Award and another Audience Choice Award for the film "The Whiskey Girls" from The New York International Film Festival. Lyndon recently Wrote/Directed/Produced the Sit-Com "'I Wanna Marry Larry" and Directed several episodes of the web Series "The whiskey Girls" inspired by the Multi-Award Winning Film.

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