Amanda Schulman facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Amanda Schulman
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Schulman in 2013
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| Born |
Amanda Maria Linnea Sunnanäng Widell
15 May 1980 |
| Spouse(s) |
Alex Schulman
(m. 2010) |
| Children | 3 |
| Parent(s) | Bengt Widell Stina Stjernberg |
| Relatives | Hannah Widell (sister) Gunny Widell (grandmother) |
Amanda Maria Linnea Sunnanäng Schulman (born May 15, 1980) is a well-known Swedish television producer and media personality. She has worked in many different areas of media and TV. Amanda is known for her creative work and for running successful projects with her sister, Hannah Widell.
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Amanda Schulman's Career
Amanda Schulman has a lot of experience in the world of media and television. She has worked for a company called Mastiff. There, she helped create TV shows that focused on interesting people and their stories.
Perfect Day Production Company
Since 2011, Amanda and her sister, Hannah Widell, have run their own production company called Perfect Day. This company creates different kinds of media content.
Online Projects and Podcasts
Amanda and Hannah also have a fun online project together. It's called C/O Hannah och Amanda and it's on the website of the newspaper Aftonbladet. This project includes blogs where they share their thoughts and ideas. They also had a web-TV show called Middag med Hannah & Amanda (Dinner with Hannah & Amanda).
In 2012, their project grew even more. They started a magazine also named C/O Hannah & Amanda. This magazine comes out once a month. Together, they also host a very popular podcast. It's called Fredagspodden med Hannah och Amanda.
Family Life
Amanda Schulman is one of five daughters. Her parents are Bengt Widell and Stina Stjernberg. Her grandmother is Gunny Widell.
Amanda is married to Alex Schulman, who is also a well-known writer and media personality. They got married in 2010. Together, Amanda and Alex have three children. Their daughters are named Charlie (born in 2009) and Frances (born in 2012). They also have a son named Louis (born in 2017).
