Amanda Street

In 2003 DNA Music Limited was born. Since it's incarnation, DNA has been involved with dozens of Films and hundreds of hours of Television.

Productions include: American Animals, Calibre, Legendary Entertainment's new music fanfare, Big Bad Wolves (Quentin Tarantino's 'Best Film of The Year'), How To Sell A War, Last Passenger, Sweeney, Zaytoun, Blitz, St Trinian's, Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten, Psych 9, Love Bite, The Killer Inside Me, Red Riding 1983, And When Did You Last See Your Father?, Shopgirl, Rock'n'Rolla, I Want Candy, Nina's Heavenly Delights, Cashback, To Kill A King, In The Cut , The Hooligan Factory, Keith Lemon The Film, Of Time And The City, Mrs Wilson, Lewis, and Endeavour. DNA was founded by Amanda Street who's background started in music videos working with artists including Blur, Take That, Glenn Frey, Iron Maiden, Eric Clapton, Frank Zappa, Lulu & Bobby Womack at 4D Films. After 4D, Amanda worked at various record labels including Epic, Columbia, S2 (Sony Music Entertainment) within Video Commissioning, Chrysalis Records & Cooltempo (EMI Records) in Promotions, Mercury Records (Polygram) within A&R, Parlophone (EMI) within Video, Marketing & Press and A&M Records (Polygram) within the Art Department. A stint in Studio Management at MTV Europe then followed, rostering crews for their live show Most Wanted. Following MTV, she joined Channel 4 Television and FilmFour Ltd where she worked for 7 years. During this time she worked within the drama commissioning department, documentaries and finally Film Four International. Documentary production included: Secret Lives, Cutting Edge, Encounters, Undercover Britain, Short Stories, To The Ends Of The Earth and all documentary series. Working with directors such as Nick Broomfield and Errol Morris. As Film Sales Executive in FilmFour International, she was involved in the sales and marketing of feature films at all the major film festivals & markets. Films included: Danny Boyle's Trainspotting, Mark Herman's Brassed Off!, Michael Winterbottom's Welcome To Sarajevo, Damien O'Donnell's East is East, Jonathan Glazer's Sexy Beast, Joel Hopkins' Jump Tomorrow, Julien Temple's The Filth & The Fury, Allison Anders' Sugar Town, Tim Roth's The War Zone, Paul McGuigan's Gangster No. 1, Peter Cattaneo's Lucky Break, Werner Herzog's Invincible, John McKay's Crush, Gillian Armstrong's Charlotte Gray, Marc Mundan's Miranda, Alan Taylor's The Emperor's New Clothes and Asif Kapardia's The Warrior.