Amy Hey
Staff Writer
Amy Hey is staff Writer at shots, based in Margate. She joined the publication as Junior Reporter before moving into her current role on the editorial team.
Ryobi cleans up British politics
A carpet cleaner runs for mayor in an utterly absurd stunt by the power tools brand in partnership with McCann, starring comedian Ben Fogg.
Andalusia Tourism’s culture quest
Blending 3D animation, live action and AI techniques, the final chapter of the tourism board’s Andalusian Crush platform is an epic adventure through the country's heritage.
Doordash delivers a day from hell
The online food delivery company launches a chaotic 13-minute film following the calamitous day of Daryl the Dasher, played by comedian Kam Patterson.
Samaritans speaks from the heart
The suicide prevention charity launches a touching and candid campaign showing how even the smallest of conversations can mean everything.
Oat Cult gives us a taste of horror
A hilariously grotesque spot from the overnight oats brand tells a gruesome tale of human sacrifice and tiramisu-spewing orifices set in 16th-century Italy.
Lil Nas X's dance with the past
A powerful and poetic music video for the rapper and singer’s track, World’s Greatest, blends expressive dance, emotive storytelling and cinematic craft.
Special Olympics is bursting with joy
People explode into plumes of golden confetti in Chris Brown’s infectiously cheerful spot for the sporting event for people with intellectual disabilities.
Segafredo takes a shot at life
A man envisions a lifetime of possibilities while sipping his espresso in a cinematic film created by BBH for the Italian coffee brand.
Aeroméxico's arrival of a lifetime
GUT’s gorgeously atmospheric campaign puts the Mexican airline’s arrival gate at the centre of life's most unmissable experiences.
BICEP keeps the night alive
Director Ryan Doubiago’s vibrant, three-part short film for the electronic music duo is a euphoric and gritty celebration of UK rave and sound system culture.
Ritual puts a stop to menopause mansplaining
A woman’s real symptoms are met with a dismissive male chorus in a comedic and painfully accurate spot from the supplement brand.
TFL's intertwining journeys
A touching story of three interconnected journeys captures the everyday adventures and relationships made possible by London’s transport network.
Amy Hey
Staff Writer
Amy Hey is Staff Writer at shots, based in Margate. She joined the publication as Junior Reporter before moving into her current role on the editorial team.
Her work covers director interviews, talent profiles, and production-focused features, with a particular interest in animation, craft and the creative process. With a keen editorial eye and a focus on storytelling, she highlights both emerging voices and established figures across the advertising and production industries.
Hey has also served as a judge at the UK Music Video Awards, recognising innovation and artistry within the music video landscape.