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Pamela is an award-winning Producer/Director, an Author, Consultant, and
Speaker with over thirty years experience in features, TV, music videos,
commercials, documentaries, corporate, and military films. She has
worked at major Hollywood studios (including four years at Universal),
for major corporations, and with wildly independent companies, always
enjoying the process of bringing creative ideas to the screen.
Smith is the author of INNER DRIVES: How to Write and Create
Characters Using the Eight Classic Centers of Motivation and
THE POWER OF THE DARK SIDE: Creating Great Villains and Dangerous
Situations, and SYMBOLS.IMAGES.CODES: The Secret Language of Meaning in Media [Aug 2010], all
published by preeminent filmbook publisher Michael
Wiese Productions.
She has appeared on national TV and radio programs as a mythology
expert, including on the "Forbidden Secrets" TV series. She was the
on-camera spokesperson for Microsoft's "Age of Mythology" computer game.
As a member of the U.S. Army's Advanced Warfighting Working Group in the
1990's Pamela presented lectures and papers on the Warrior Spirit,
Ethics and Leadership. She is a member of the Boeing Space &
Communications Workforce Development think tank, promoting a full
community approach to getting more young people into science and
technology.
Currently Pamela is producing a feature documentary on Car Club Culture
in Los Angeles.
Clients and credits include Microsoft, Disney, Paramount, Columbia-Sony, Universal, RAI-TV Rome, UCLA, USC Film School,
American Film Institute, Thot Fiction Marseille France, Natl. Film Institute of Denmark, Pepperdine University, Natl. Assoc. of
Broadcasters, and various film festivals and story conferences. Others include the American Assoc. of University Women,
Junior ROTC, General Motors, Boeing, Hyundai, Hughes Space & Communications, the FBI, and the U.S. Army.
Various projects have taken Smith to the Arctic, the Andes, SE Asia, Europe, and New Zealand. She has filmed on the largest
off-shore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, slept in grass huts and eaten guinea pig under Ecuador’s highest volcano,
caught her own sushi in the Leyte Gulf, and rappelled into the jungles of Mindanao searching for lost WWII Japanese gold.
A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Pamela majored in English and Latin with secondary studies in Film.
She also studied music at North Texas State University in Denton.
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