Amanda Christi is an award-winning director, producer, editor, and colorist whose work spans scripted storytelling, documentaries, original digital series, and commercial campaigns. She brings projects from concept through completion, combining visual storytelling, thoughtful editing, and collaboration to create work that connects with audiences.

Currently a producer at Nebraska Public Media, Amanda develops and directs original programming, including I-80 Sculptures, a seven-part documentary series exploring Nebraska's public art, and The Stacks, a digital-first series bringing the station's television archives to new audiences. Her previous work includes scripted filmmaking, national advertising campaigns, and creative projects for universities, nonprofits, and agencies.

Her work has received international recognition, including Gold and Silver MUSE Creative Awards and a CASE Award.

Amanda earned her BFA with honors from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, where she was a Regents Scholar. She also studied new media in Australia.

Outside of filmmaking, Amanda enjoys romance novels, exploring new creative technologies, and spending time with her dog, Neptune.

Find her resume here, and contact for professional inquiries here.