Pamela Nance
- Producer
- Writer
- Actress
Pamela Nance was named an inaugural Founding Member of the prestigious Hollywood Disclosure Alliance (HDA), serving alongside Academy Award winner Shirley MacLaine, music icon Willie Nelson, and elite film industry executives. Known for championing thought-provoking storytelling, Nance works at the intersection of cinematic narrative and cultural phenomenon. As an on-camera expert and talking head, she has been featured on high-profile network series including Jack Osbourne’s Fright Club (Travel Channel/Discovery+), A Haunting (Travel Channel/TLC), My Ghost Story (A&E), and SCETV (PBS). Nance is a media producer specializing in the science of consciousness, ancient anomalies, and paranormal phenomena, and is the creator, writer, and editor of the documentary Dead History. She holds a Master of Arts in Anthropology and Mesoamerican Archaeology, as well as dual undergraduate degrees in Anthropology and Sociology, allowing her to seamlessly bridge mainstream academic research with metaphysical inquiry.
Nance utilizes rigorous training in cultural anthropology and archaeology to analyze anachronistic ancient technologies, megalithic stonework, and indigenous oral histories to challenge mainstream timelines on early human development. Her field research extensively documents high levels of energy anomalies and UAP activity at sacred archaeological sites, leading her to theorize that ancient civilizations intentionally built structures on "thin" dimensional boundaries to facilitate contact with other realms.
Driven by firsthand survival of two profound Near-Death Experiences, including a childhood event and a transformative adult NDE, as well as teenage out-of-body experiences, Nance has dedicated over 40 years to researching the survival of consciousness after death, interdimensional communication, and the 11:11 time prompt phenomena. A certified practitioner in past-life regression, hypnotherapy, healing touch, and shamanism, she is a contributing author to nine books in the prestigious Sacred Stories collection alongside prominent figures like William Henry, Neale Donald Walsch, and Suzanne Giesemann. A seasoned public speaker, Nance frequently presents her evidence-based metaphysical findings to elite research institutions and audiences, including the Rhine Research Center & Institute for Parapsychology at Duke University, Clemson University, Salem College, and the International Association for Near-Death Studies (IANDS).
Nance utilizes rigorous training in cultural anthropology and archaeology to analyze anachronistic ancient technologies, megalithic stonework, and indigenous oral histories to challenge mainstream timelines on early human development. Her field research extensively documents high levels of energy anomalies and UAP activity at sacred archaeological sites, leading her to theorize that ancient civilizations intentionally built structures on "thin" dimensional boundaries to facilitate contact with other realms.
Driven by firsthand survival of two profound Near-Death Experiences, including a childhood event and a transformative adult NDE, as well as teenage out-of-body experiences, Nance has dedicated over 40 years to researching the survival of consciousness after death, interdimensional communication, and the 11:11 time prompt phenomena. A certified practitioner in past-life regression, hypnotherapy, healing touch, and shamanism, she is a contributing author to nine books in the prestigious Sacred Stories collection alongside prominent figures like William Henry, Neale Donald Walsch, and Suzanne Giesemann. A seasoned public speaker, Nance frequently presents her evidence-based metaphysical findings to elite research institutions and audiences, including the Rhine Research Center & Institute for Parapsychology at Duke University, Clemson University, Salem College, and the International Association for Near-Death Studies (IANDS).
