Pamela Moriarty is a Bangkok born Director living in NYC. She moved to the States to continue her higher education in fine art, visual design, and photography. During her freshman year, she fell in love with the art of filmmaking. She graduated in Video Production and Film Direction. Her directorial debut, "A Deadly Legend", starring Corbin Bernsen, Judd Hirsch, and Dwayne A. Thomas, was released in 2020. Wielding her impressive tool belt accumulated after years of working in film and TV production, Pamela delivers a graphically rich movie. Her dedication to detail and visual storytelling shine through.

Pamela brings a decade of experience as an integral part of the NYC film community, from director of photography, assistant director, set designer, prop master, to producer. Her resume includes her thesis film "Doted", which received a "Showcase in Experimental Citation'' at the Brooklyn Underground Film Festival. In 2017, she was excited when invited to line produce "Dreamers" at Gladstone Gallery, for a highly regarded Iranian-born director and visual artist; Shirin Neshat (Woman Without Men, Illusions, and Mirrors) whom she was honored to work with. Pamela has worked on over 70 productions, with respected names like Javier Aguirresarobe, Ghasem Ebrahimian, Laura Eason amongst others.

Pamela lives in Brooklyn where she is most likely practicing hot yoga and writing her screenplays whilst anticipating her sophomore film.