About

Pamela Stovall is an award-winning screenwriter, writer and the author of four books.

Her scripts have received numerous honors, such as Top 10 percent in the Austin Film Festival; a Semi-Finalist at Page International Screenwriting Awards; and two scripts won the Spirit of Moondance Award from the Moondance International Film Festival.

Her work as a volunteer fire fighter inspired her to write the drama TV pilot FINDING JOY, about a self-destructive female fire chief who's trying to find her missing daughter. FINDING JOY is currently under a shopping agreement with Bohemia Entertainment thanks to an introduction by Roadmap Writers.

Pamela also volunteered to teach writing at a New Mexico women's prison, and that experience shaped her TV drama pilot ROOM OF WONDERS about a jaded teen who uses her growing psychic skills to solve murders alongside her aunt, a free-spirited psychic with a drive-through window.

She currently is working on a romantic comedy script about a shy woman who can only talk to attractive men if she's wearing her Santa suit. She's also revising her novel about a burnt-out journalist who quits newspapers to teach in a small southwest town filled with black widows and rattlesnakes…and those are just the people who run the place…

Her books: Pamela visited more than 200 wineries for "Guide to American Vineyards," while living in her truck for eight months, driving coast to coast; "Zero Proof," with John Lalich, offers nonalcoholic drink recipes from famous bars and restaurants; and she biked thousands of miles for her two editions of "Short Bike Rides in Michigan."

Pamela Stovall is an award-winning screenwriter, writer and author of four books. She has won awards for her full-length features, short scripts and short stories. Her articles and short stories have appeared in numerous national magazines and newspapers.

Her scripts have received high honors, such as Top 10 percent in the Austin Film Festival; a Semi-Finalist at Page International Screenwriting Awards; and two scripts won the Spirit of Moondance Award from the Moondance International Film Festival.

Stovall's work as a volunteer fire fighter inspired her to write the drama TV pilot FINDING JOY, about a self-destructive female fire chief who's trying to find her missing daughter. FINDING JOY is currently under a shopping agreement with Bohemia Entertainment thanks to an introduction by Roadmap Writers.

She also volunteered to teach writing at a New Mexico women's prison, and that experience shaped her TV drama pilot ROOM OF WONDERS about a jaded teen who uses her growing psychic skills to solve murders alongside her aunt.

Stovall created, organized and directed Film Boot Camp Gallup, a two-week film camp for high school students at The University of New Mexico Gallup. The camp was made possible by a grant Stovall wrote and was awarded from the State of New Mexico.

She taught writing at Girls Film School at the College of Santa Fe. Girls Film School brought female high school students from around the country to Santa Fe to study filmmaking in a two-week intensive.

Her books: Pamela visited more than 200 wineries for "Guide to American Vineyards," while living in her truck for eight months, driving coast to coast; "Zero Proof," with John Lalich, offers nonalcoholic drink recipes from famous bars and restaurants; and she biked thousands of miles for her two editions of "Short Bike Rides in Michigan."

For the University of New Mexico Gallup, Stovall taught Communication & Journalism as a tenured Associate Professor, and she's taught at various other colleges and universities as well.

Stovall has a master's degree in Communication and Journalism from the University of Texas and a bachelor's degree in Political Science/International Relations from the University of Michigan. Stovall also performed graduate work in Mexico City, Mexico.

Stovall is currently working on several new projects for film, television and books, including her novel about a burnt-out journalist who quits newspapers to teach in a small southwest town filled with black widows and rattlesnakes…and those are just the people who run the place…