About Amy
Amy DeLouise
Managing Producer | Creative Director
The best branded content starts with good storytelling. That’s where Amy comes in. Amy DeLouise helps clients convey a cohesive story about their mission, vision, products and services through multi-media and video. Whether she is producing an online video, developing a live event, or consulting on a rebrand, Amy helps organizations navigate the tools and best practices of effective branding and cause marketing, including how to effectively integrate social media into the mix.
Fortune 500 companies, international nonprofits and public sector agencies turn to Amy to turn their messaging into unified, creative content–whether that means live events, online events or videos for social media and the web. With more than 20 years experience, Amy can plug in to any leadership team, put a bull’s eye on the vision, and help make it happen.
Prior to launching her independent director/producer/speaker practice, Amy worked behind the scenes on Oscar-winning feature films, and led an award-winning multimedia production company. She has garnered more than 40 of the top creative awards in the industry and been featured in stories in The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Washington Business Journal and More magazine. She was named a Washington Area Woman-Owned Small Business Leader by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council. She is a recipient of the Woman of Vision Leadership Award from Women in Film & Video. Amy is a graduate of Yale University, with a B.A. with Distinction in English.
When not at work, Amy is an avid musician. She performs with the WAMMY-nominated women’s a cappella group Venus d Minor and serves as the co-concertmaster of the NIH Philharmonia. Her musical knowledge also influences her creative work in both live events and digital content.
Amy helps other creatives tell a better story through her public speaking and workshops, her books, and her highly popular courses on LinkedIn Learning.
Danilda Martinez
Producer | Editor | Educator
Danilda is truly passionate about sharing stories about people and brands, and her energy and vision shines through each project. Danilda is a content producer and editor of documentary, corporate, commercial, and live event productions. She has produced content streaming on Disney+, HULU, and Peacock, ESPN & ESPN Deportes. Danilda co-founded Immersive Spaces, a successful virtual tour company in south Florida. Danilda is a passionate educator–both through videos, as a workshop leader, and as a former Professor of Digital Media Production at Palm Beach Atlantic University. She supports DEI efforts for women in technical and production roles through her work with #GALSNGEAR, where she serves as the Director of Programs and Outreach, connecting emerging leaders to speaking and mentorship opportunities.
Prior to teaching and consulting, Danilda was a content producer for Bankrate, a Fortune 500 company, managing editorial video and multimedia content with personal finance experts and celebrity influencers from around the country. She also produced live news segments airing on major networks such as Fox, CNBC, Bloomberg, CNN, and ABC.
Chris DiNardo
Senior Motion Artist | Graphics Designer
Chris has spiced up communications for more than 25 years as a commercial digital artist for broadcast and digital. With extensive skills in 2D, 3D, design, and editing he has produced work for Turner Broadcasting, including Cartoon Network, Turner Classic Movies, TBS, TNT, and more. Additionally, Chris has worked on numerous Discovery and National Geographic promotions. Other clients include T-Mobile, The Smithsonian Channel, the Military Spouse Transition Program, and many other corporate projects that need some visual pizzazz when explaining, educating or informing. He is a key creative partner for many DeLouise Enterprise productions, with recent projects for the National Association of Broadcasters and the US State Department.
Malkia Lydia
Archival Producer
Malkia is an experienced Archival Producer, Researcher and Consultant. She has found, organized, curated and/or cleared archival media material from personal collections, university libraries, broadcast networks, public records and beyond. Her handiwork can be seen in films and multimedia exhibits at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and at the National Civil Rights Museum. Malkia’s more recent credits include the 2022 Tribeca Festival premieres Carol & Johnny (Barnicle Brothers/Words+Pictures) and Hazing (Byron Hurt/ Independent Lens.) Her most recent project with DeLouise Enterprises was leading the discovery, curation and tagging of more than 5,000 archival assets for our 100 Year History video for the National Association of Broadcasters. We treasure her tenacity and creativity!
