Amanda Micallef is a dynamic producer, entrepreneur, and advocate whose career spans multiple industries, including film production and digital media. With over 12 years of experience in Los Angeles, she produced more than 20 films, music videos, and commercials, overseeing projects from inception to distribution. Her notable works include “Grand Champion,” which marked her debut as a producer, showcasing her ability to manage complex productions involving diverse elements such as animals and children.

In addition to her film career, Amanda founded Arsenic, a digital magazine that quickly gained traction, amassing over 1 million followers on Instagram. This achievement positioned Arsenic ahead of established brands like Vanity Fair and Maxim, demonstrating her innovative approach to content creation and social media engagement. Her expertise in digital marketing has been instrumental in shaping the brand’s identity and outreach.

Amanda’s leadership extends beyond media; she serves on the boards of several companies, including Jamak, the largest privately owned silicone manufacturer in the U.S. Her involvement in various sectors, such as real estate and automotive, highlights her versatility and strategic insight in business operations.

Currently, Amanda is focused on her role as Vice President of Marketing at Micallef Cigars, where she combines her marketing acumen with her passion for community building. Her commitment to empowering women in the industry is evident through her active participation in organizations like the Producers Guild of America and Women in Film, where she advocates for greater representation and equality.