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Amy Wallace

Los Angeles
As seen in: Medium, The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, Financial Times, Los Angeles Times, The Atlantic, WIRED Magazine, Fast Company, Sports Illustrated, The New Yorker and
She / Her /Journalist/ Book Writer / Co-author of Ed Catmull's NYT best-seller CREATIVITY, INC. & Jeff Immelt’s HOT SEAT / Co-host of the new podcast RIVETED
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Why Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is one of the 10 most innovative people of the last 10 years

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By Amy Wallace
| Fast Company Verified
Ted Sarandos stepped off an electric golf cart in the Albuquerque summer heat, ducked into a state-of-the-art soundstage, and entered another world. “Looks just like a hospital,” he said as a production assistant guided him past wheelchairs and a mannequin strapped to a gurney.
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With WandaVision and Hamilton, Disney+ Could Transform the Emmys

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By David Canfield Verified, Amy Wallace
| Vanity Fair Verified
In State of the Streamers, Vanity Fair’s Awards Insider goes inside the campaigns of some of this Emmy season’s biggest players—from front-runners to underdogs, on streaming networks both well established and brand new to the game. This entry focuses on Disney+, competing with a small but potent slate of major contenders. Disney+ has rapidly established itself as the blockbuster player making its way into Emmy season—and not just through its I.P.-driven, expensively produced series.
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Kathryn Hahn All Along: What’s So Enchanting About WandaVision’s Secret Weapon

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By Amy Wallace, Deborah Afshani Verified
| Vanity Fair Verified
Kathryn Hahn was 24 when she appeared at the Williamstown Theatre Festival for the first time. It was 1998, and the ensemble she was part of tried a warm-up exercise that involved running as fast as you could toward a wall, then stopping short, as close to the wall as possible. Other actors nailed it, decelerating to stick the landing. When it was Hahn’s turn, she hit the wall full force, and broke the big toe on her left foot. “I was a sobbing mess,” she tells me.
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