Producers, Directors, Agents, Marketers, Screenplay writers, they all rely on the depth of vision, which produces stars for the movie industry.
April 1, 2005 (Press Release) --
Author. Marketing Director for Rolling Seas Promotions. Is there no limit to the talent of this Australian who is impelling the breath of innovative air into both the publishing and movie industries world wide. Pamela Faye walks straight from the land of ‘Dreaming’ to show the world it is only the depth of vision that places bounds on what is believed to be possible to achieve.
Interviewed live on ArtistFirst and Voice of America by Maxine Thompson, Pamela entertained radio listeners with Aussie style, carrying from the Australian company now Waltzing Matilda in Hollywood as effortlessly as it does in the unique country of its birth.
The Managing Director of Rolling Seas Promotions, Mark Baker said Pamela is a source of limitless energy. As a marketer she is akin to the swirling winds of change that never cease to flow throughout this exciting movie industry. Mark went on to say, Pamela is well suited to the show business industry she has been devoted to all her life.
Publicist for screenplay writers such as Daniel Guardino, LA scriptwriter/co-producer of the optioned movie productions “Glass House” and “Web of Deceptions”; Canadian born Allan Wills, actor extra, author and screenplay writer; along with Belgium scriptwriter and author Gerard Readett, Pamela is also associated with movie industry WGA Signatory Legacies Agent MaryAnn Amato, producer of Progress Pictures, while marketing movie scripts to producers and directors with a grace and elegance that floats naturally from the spirit of ‘Dreaming’ rising from the land Downunder.
With the Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin’s Australia Zoo, soon to emerge in Las Vegas, Nevada, the movie production of the Australian Aboriginal story “Glass House”, optioned to Smith Glover and Chris Shea of Profeta Pictures, the story is expected to deliver to movie patrons the true spirit of the land of ‘Dreaming’ when it is filmed on location around Australia Zoo at the Glass House Mountains of Queensland.
The assigned Director for “Glass House” is the infamous stunt director Charles Picerni Sr. who has been involved in the movie productions, “Paparazzi”, “15 Minutes”, “Gone in Sixty Seconds”, “Armageddon”, “Rapid Fire” and “Lethal Weapon”, to glimpse but a few blockbuster movies.
When asked about “Glass House” Pamela said, “It is hoped one of the major movie studios in Hollywood will be interested in the co-production of the 70million dollar production. Australia is such a beautiful country, its unique animals will bring their own magic to the filming of Glass House.”
Pamela Faye is also the author of the Native American novel ‘Chétan’, published by Mundania Press, Cincinnati, and distributed world wide through Ingram’s. Radio show host Maxine Thompson asked Pamela what made her write the historic fiction novel based on the Shawnee tribe. Her reply was simple, “The depth of spirituality, of belief, the beauty of cultures and traditions, it was far too great a gift for the world to lose. How do you bring back something so precious that is lost forever? How do you stop your heart from aching from the injustices of mankind? There is only one way, when a writer speaks from their heart and soul then future generations will hear the cries from lost nations."
Interviewed live on ArtistFirst and Voice of America by Maxine Thompson, Pamela entertained radio listeners with Aussie style, carrying from the Australian company now Waltzing Matilda in Hollywood as effortlessly as it does in the unique country of its birth.
The Managing Director of Rolling Seas Promotions, Mark Baker said Pamela is a source of limitless energy. As a marketer she is akin to the swirling winds of change that never cease to flow throughout this exciting movie industry. Mark went on to say, Pamela is well suited to the show business industry she has been devoted to all her life.
Publicist for screenplay writers such as Daniel Guardino, LA scriptwriter/co-producer of the optioned movie productions “Glass House” and “Web of Deceptions”; Canadian born Allan Wills, actor extra, author and screenplay writer; along with Belgium scriptwriter and author Gerard Readett, Pamela is also associated with movie industry WGA Signatory Legacies Agent MaryAnn Amato, producer of Progress Pictures, while marketing movie scripts to producers and directors with a grace and elegance that floats naturally from the spirit of ‘Dreaming’ rising from the land Downunder.
With the Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin’s Australia Zoo, soon to emerge in Las Vegas, Nevada, the movie production of the Australian Aboriginal story “Glass House”, optioned to Smith Glover and Chris Shea of Profeta Pictures, the story is expected to deliver to movie patrons the true spirit of the land of ‘Dreaming’ when it is filmed on location around Australia Zoo at the Glass House Mountains of Queensland.
The assigned Director for “Glass House” is the infamous stunt director Charles Picerni Sr. who has been involved in the movie productions, “Paparazzi”, “15 Minutes”, “Gone in Sixty Seconds”, “Armageddon”, “Rapid Fire” and “Lethal Weapon”, to glimpse but a few blockbuster movies.
When asked about “Glass House” Pamela said, “It is hoped one of the major movie studios in Hollywood will be interested in the co-production of the 70million dollar production. Australia is such a beautiful country, its unique animals will bring their own magic to the filming of Glass House.”
Pamela Faye is also the author of the Native American novel ‘Chétan’, published by Mundania Press, Cincinnati, and distributed world wide through Ingram’s. Radio show host Maxine Thompson asked Pamela what made her write the historic fiction novel based on the Shawnee tribe. Her reply was simple, “The depth of spirituality, of belief, the beauty of cultures and traditions, it was far too great a gift for the world to lose. How do you bring back something so precious that is lost forever? How do you stop your heart from aching from the injustices of mankind? There is only one way, when a writer speaks from their heart and soul then future generations will hear the cries from lost nations."
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