The Black Phone 1 & 2 Directed by Scott Derrickson

Amy Andrews Harrell is an award-winning Costume Designer based in New York.  She earned a master’s degree in Costume Design from SMU and is well known for her extensive knowledge and the historical accuracy of her period designs in both film and television.

She received an Emmy nomination for her designs on National Geographic’s Killing Lincoln and won an Emmy Award as part of the design team for the iconic HBO miniseries John Adams.  She also won the Costume Society of America’s 2018 Best Costume Design Award for the PBS miniseries Mercy Street. 

Amy has worked on several projects with multi award winning actor, producer, director Ethan Hawke, including Showtime’s Peabody Award Winning limited series The Good Lord Bird and the feature Wildcat which was inspired by the life and short stories of Southern Gothic novelist Flannery O’Connor. 

Amy designed the widely acclaimed Blumhouse features The Black Phone and The Black Phone 2 (winning the Golden Scythe Award, for Best Costume Design), both directed by Scott Derrickson.  Amy’s versatility shines in her contemporary work as well.  Up next is True Believer, the highly anticipated next chapter of Amazon’s massive streaming hit The Terminal List.  A truly global production, the upcoming season took Amy all over the world and is set to premiere on Prime Video on October 21, 2026, starring Chris Pratt.

Amy earned a 2013 Primetime Emmy nomination for her  costume design of  "Killing Lincoln".

Amy won the 2008 Primetime Emmy for her work as costume supervisor on HBO's "John Adams".

Amy's Costumes from PBS's "Mercy Street" were included in  the LA Fashion Institute of Design's Art of Costume Design in Television Exhibit.