Amy Gardner

Lisbon, Portugal

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Amy Gardner is a journalist based in Lisbon, Portugal. 

Self-shooting PD with own kit (Sony A7iii). Extensive experience in delivering news and features, including digital-first documentaries. Most recently worked as a PD-edit producer for Channel 4 News’ foreign-affairs series, Uncovered. Can offer rushes only or completed films, scripting and working with reporters in person or remotely. 

Worked for Channel 4 News &  Reuters (UK) Univision/Fusion (US)

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Documentaries Feature Stories Content Writing Interview (Print / Radio / Podcast) Video Rushes Interview Journalism Fact Checking

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Rising Covid cases and deaths hit Portugal as hospitals run out of beds

05 Feb 2021 | www.channel4.com

Portugal, which was initially commended for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, has recently faced a severe surge in COVID-19 cases. The country has experienced the highest rates of new infections and deaths per capita over the past two weeks. This has led to a critical shortage of ICU beds, prompting the transfer of some patients to Madeira. The crisis has become so acute that Germany has sent doctors to assist Portugal in managing the overwhelming demand on its healthcare system.