Pamela Winfrey

Pamela Winfrey is an award-winning playwright, screenwriter, and novelist as well as a curator specializing in art/science/tech. She is currently the Scientific Research Curator for two labs at Biodesign, a research facility attached to Arizona State University. She has curated exhibitions about brain/computer interface, digital clothing, human phenomena, cooperation, and cancer. She has a BA in theater, an MA in Interdisciplinary Arts, and an MFA in television and screenwriting. She just finished a historical fiction commission about the Italian architect, Palladio, and wrote one that has been published about Marconi. She has received a Sloan grant, was a finalist for Arts and Letters, received an audience favorite award at Variations Theater (Manhattan), and in 2017 was a finalist for Roadmap’s Wise Words and a runner-up for the Citizen Jane Film Festival Production Grant. She recently wrote and produced “Desert Trilogy”, three short films that explore death in the American West with a writing partner, Terry Selucky. Currently, she is working on spec, writing a feature film for Xing Xing Digital Corporation, based in Beijing, China and a feature film about Marconi slated to be directed by Jason Zavatela.