BIOGRAPHY

Jutaluck Amy Limpinyakul grew up in the city of Chicago where she learned the importance of hard work and building a community–both ideologies that she carries to her work as a cinematographer.
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Last year she shot her first feature documentary, Homecoming: The Tokyo Series, with director Jason Sterman of Supper Club. The film completed its theatrical run through Fathom Entertainment earlier this year and is currently available to stream on CNN.

Recently she was the second unit cinematographer on the upcoming A24 film Enemies, starring Austin Butler and Jeremy Allen White. She was also shot the opening sequence for the FX Series, The Bear, in which she was praised for capturing the essence of Chicago that is rarely showcased.
 

Recently, she shot the TV Pilot, Hank and Willow, with director Brad Morris, which won best TV Pilot at the Vancouver Independent Film Festival (2023) and SOHO International Film Festival (2023). Amy was also the second unit cinematographer for the Haroula Rose film, All Happy Families, starring Josh Radnor, Rob Huebel, Becky Ann Baker, and John Ashton which premiered at Chicago International Film Fest (2023) and completed its theatrical release through AMC Theatres in 2024.

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Last year, Amy was accepted into the AFI Cinematography Intensive for Women with 11 other rising cinematographers. She was also accepted into the highly competitive ASC Visions Program 2025.

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Hailed for her work ethic and spunky attitude, Amy is seen as a promising up and coming DP. Amy enjoys in-depth discussions about the script and character motivation. She believes wholly in servicing the story as opposed to creating a signature look. She believes in working closely with the director to form a visual language and using her own sensibilities, tastes, and technical understanding to craft the images for the film.

When she is not filming, Amy enjoys rock climbing, writing music, and catching up on movies. Amy is a citizen of both the USA and Thailand.

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