Pamela Moriarty

Pamela Moriarty, a native of Bangkok, is a Director based in New York City. Her journey to the United States was driven by her pursuit of higher education in fine art, visual design, and photography. It was during her freshman year that she discovered her passion for filmmaking, a passion she nurtured through her academic years, culminating in her graduation with a degree in Video Production and Film Direction. Her feature directorial debut, "A Deadly Legend", featuring acclaimed talents such as Corbin Bernsen, Judd Hirsch, and Dwayne A. Thomas, premiered in 2020, showcasing her adeptness in crafting visually compelling narratives.

Drawing from a decade-long immersion in the vibrant New York City film community, Pamela brings a wealth of experience across various roles, including director of photography, assistant director, set designer, prop master, and producer. Her portfolio boasts notable works like "Doted", her thesis film, which earned recognition with a "Showcase in Experimental Citation" at the esteemed Brooklyn Underground Film Festival. Noteworthy among her collaborations is her role as line producer for "Dreamers" at Gladstone Gallery in 2017, working alongside the esteemed Iranian-born director and visual artist Shirin Neshat.

Having contributed to over 70 productions and collaborated with distinguished figures such as Javier Aguirresarobe, Ghasem Ebrahimian, and Laura Eason, Pamela resides in Brooklyn, where she dedicates her time to honing her craft through practices like hot yoga and screenwriting. Her reputation for excellence and dedication has positioned her as a sought-after collaborator by industry leaders, who recognize her ability to enhance and streamline production processes. With a global outlook, Pamela eagerly anticipates future collaborations and endeavors in the world of filmmaking.