Pamela Peak
- Producer
- Director
- Writer
Pamela Peak is a highly skilled screenwriter and Emmy-nominated filmmaker with works that air on PBS. Pamela specializes in female leads and films for both black and white audiences.
GENRE: Drama - films that profoundly touch the human heart.
Pamela's screenplay Colorblind is based on a powerful, heartfelt true story from Pamela's childhood during the Civil Rights Era - yet a story that addresses pertinent issues America still struggles with today.
Airing on PBS nationally, Pamela also wrote, produced and directed her award-winning documentary film Colorblind. It was seen by an estimated 56 million viewers over a four-year run on PBS. Colorblind was also featured on ABC News, Good Morning America with Diane Sawyer and Robin Roberts and garnered 5 Best Film Festival awards. See: www.pamelapeakproductions.com/colorblind/preview.html
Pamela's Emmy-nominated documentary "Voices of a Never Ending Dawn", that also aired on PBS, was shot in Northern Michigan blizzards. The film tells the dramatic story of a forgotten group of US soldiers who fought the Bolsheviks (the very first Communists) in sixty degree below zero weather, long after WWI had ended.
To contact Pamela Peak and learn about her screenplays, please e-mail her at: Pamela@PamelaPeakProductions.com
GENRE: Drama - films that profoundly touch the human heart.
Pamela's screenplay Colorblind is based on a powerful, heartfelt true story from Pamela's childhood during the Civil Rights Era - yet a story that addresses pertinent issues America still struggles with today.
Airing on PBS nationally, Pamela also wrote, produced and directed her award-winning documentary film Colorblind. It was seen by an estimated 56 million viewers over a four-year run on PBS. Colorblind was also featured on ABC News, Good Morning America with Diane Sawyer and Robin Roberts and garnered 5 Best Film Festival awards. See: www.pamelapeakproductions.com/colorblind/preview.html
Pamela's Emmy-nominated documentary "Voices of a Never Ending Dawn", that also aired on PBS, was shot in Northern Michigan blizzards. The film tells the dramatic story of a forgotten group of US soldiers who fought the Bolsheviks (the very first Communists) in sixty degree below zero weather, long after WWI had ended.
To contact Pamela Peak and learn about her screenplays, please e-mail her at: Pamela@PamelaPeakProductions.com
