Who knew having one arm could be so much fun? It sure lends itself to various ways of making people smile, laugh and feel good... gravitating Pam into the entertainment world. Working on set, putting her missing arm to work and absolutely loving the transformations created by the MuSpfx crews. Pam brings her joyful, energetic, hardworking energy to work every time and plays along well as an excellent team member helping make her role as best can be.

Pam started work in film as a background "Special Skills" actor in 2002. Working close with director Uwe Boll in the scenes in which her "special skill", (the absence of her entire right arm) came in quite handy in the horror film House of the Dead. Having prosthetics made and going through the whole SPFXMU regime, she fell in love with being made into a monster. Back in those days, Pam was also utilised quite a bit for various scenes in TV and movies to be a character having her arm blown off, ripped off, sawn off and even losing it through leprosy.

Having moved to Gabriola Island in 2008, Pam decided to "retire" from film work. But, she was pulled back in 2019, having the incredible opportunity to work with legendary director, Sam Raimi and being a body double for the fabulous Rachel Brosnahan. This opportunity allowed Pam the moment to really shine. Through that job she got some stunt gigs in the newly adapted for TV, Day of the Dead working with filmmaker Steven Kostanski. As Pam loves to learn new things, learning to take a good kick to the head was definitely fun for her. What can you teach her next?

Pam looks forward to future opportunities to use all of her special skills to create some magic for the big or small screen.