Pamela Rickard

Born in Peru, but moved to New York when she was two, Pam is half Peruvian but raised in the United States. She danced in high school and college and then moved on to study acting in Los Angeles and New York where she played Juliet twice and worked with several theatre companies. Between that she danced again with two performance art groups in Orlando, Nao and Drip. She played Eve in a largely improvised dance version of Paradise Lost, which she wrote, edited a friend's music for and helped direct. She also created and performed an abstract version of the Dormouse for an improvised dance version of Alice in Wonderland. She was studying corporeal mime, or rather nonverbal communication, at the time and incorporated an element of mime, addiction and Asperger Syndrome into the character to honor the director's son. Pam lived in St. Augustine for about four years thinking she was ready to "retire" by the beach and close to her parents, where she snagged her favorite role of Kitty Gibson in the film noir D.O.A, a reboot of the 1949 classic. She then moved to Atlanta and became involved in the voiceover community whilst studying music, acting and horseback riding.