Amy Russo is a Head of Production at WTBR (Where the Buffalo Roam). She possess expertise in visual effects, post production, commercials, live action, motion graphics and 19 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Amy is an extremely knowledgeable and experienced Head of Production. She has spent the last 18 years of her career honing in on her production skillset and because of this she is able to adapt for projects and teams of all sizes. Her in-depth knowledge of design, animation, VFX and finishing allows for a smooth process - starting with the pitch all the way through delivery. She also helps bridge the gap from live action to post as she understands the workflow and pipeline of both. Amy is also a very bright and positive member to have on your team. She listens and always tries to help find a solution. She is collaborative, professional and easy to work with, which makes her likable by not only clients and directors but also artists. I would happily work with Amy again in the future." and "Amy is an amazing human who also happens to be brilliant at her job. I worked with her for the better part of a decade at Brand New School. In the span of that time I knew her as a producer, head of production, and interim executive producer. In all of these roles she performed exceptionally well. I could go on and on about how great she is with clients or how she successfully guided every project that came her way, or how she approached every job big and small with the same positive energy and determination - but instead I’ll speak to what I think is one of her best strengths. Amy has an incredible ability to balance the needs of the client with the well being of her team. When challenges arose in a project Amy would be quick to simplify down the problem and ask “Ok what does this project need?” Then offer an answer “Well why don’t we do this…” She then proceeded to use her broad view of the projects in house to either shift resources, amend schedules or come up with other creative solutions for the problem. The end result would be a thoughtful balance of product quality and positive team morale. It comes naturally to her, she genuinely cares, and I found myself to be incredibly lucky to have her on our team. I would love to work with her again in the future."