Who We Are
We're all about the story.
Pamela Weiss
Founder/Executive & Creative Producer/Screenwriter
Pamela is an award-winning multi-channel creative writer, producer and story-telling entrepreneur. She’s collaborated with top-flight professionals to shepherd heart-felt, funny and transcendent human stories.
Pamela has held leadership positions in product development, marketing and strategic business development in the online consumer real estate and media industries, overseeing development of online leasing transaction systems, content partnering, ancillary news products and M&A. She is a former award-winning newspaper editor, designer and journalist. Media and publications she’s worked with include The Boston Globe and The Miami Herald, Knight-Ridder New Media and The Capital-Gazette Publishing Co. She was an original member of the Silicon Valley Mom’s Blog, later acquired by Technorati.
In addition to serving on the board of directors at LifeMoves.org, Pamela is also on the Bay Area advisory board for CrisisTextLine.org, is a trained volunteer Crisis Counselor and public speaker for the organization.Pamela received an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School and her B.S. degree in journalism from the University of Florida.
Rebecca Bloom
Story Producer/Content Developer
Rebecca Bloom is a writing and storytelling coach, editor and writer.
Rebecca has devised and led memoirs classes and writers' workshops, helping writers get their stories told. She has also coached writers and speakers in genres including historical fiction, pilots, screenplays, pitches, business, communications and books, Ted Talks and more. She has worked with businesses and nonprofits large and small, strategizing content and tone and creating multi-channel messaging for diverse stakeholders.
Rebecca has written and edited numerous books including memoirs, cookbooks, workplace manuals and business books and project managed publication for many of her clients.
A former workplace and benefits attorney, Rebecca has served nonprofits in the education and women's health space her entire career. Her longest and proudest affiliation is with Bay Area Cancer Connections, where she has served as a patient advocate and advisor for women fighting breast and ovarian cancer for over 25 years. She recently signed with an agent for her upcoming book, When Women Get Sick.
Rebecca received her B.S. in Humanities from Yale University and her J.D. from New York University School of Law.
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Selected Projects
Writer: Pamela Weiss
Genre: Comedy - Feature
Logline: When one of their own hears a devastating diagnosis and her family’s plan to force her into a Florida nursing home, a group of sassy sorority sisters in their 70s escapes to a fire-damaged California wine town to live out their lives on their own terms.
Status: Currently in pre-production with Margaret FrenchIssac and Di Novi Pictures, director Ron Oliver attached. Financing in the works, pitch deck available.
Writer: Pamela Weiss
Genre: Legal Drama –Short Story
Logline: A young gay lawyer in Atlanta goes to great lengths to hide his true self in the 1980s.
Status: Completed, Finalist Josephson Entertainment + Roadmap Writers Short Story CompetitionRead the writer's personal statement about the piece.
We have optioned ME (Michelle) Schuman's astonishing memoir, The Understory: A Female Environmentalist in the Land of the Midnight Sun, and are currently working on a turning into a screenplay.
AWARDS
Finalist, Overcoming Adversity, Nonfiction Chanticleer International Book Awards
Distinguished Favorite, Environment, Independent Book Awards
The Understory (Feature)
Writer: Pamela Weiss
Genre: Drama
Logline: When a rebellious, young environmentalist suffers a catastrophic personal loss, she is compelled to risk her reputation, government job and life to defend and protect the fragile ecosystems of Alaska.
Status: In Development
The Understory is but one of three of Michelle's thrilling, award-winning globally relevant environmentally-oriented works.
Writer: Rebecca Bloom
Genre: Non-fiction
In When Women Get Sick Bloom offers much-needed insight to women and their supporters, diving into essential topics such as building support networks, taming the insurance beast, communicating with doctors, and staying mindful. She exposes the way the healthcare industrial complex disadvantages women, and she empowers them to find the support they need.
Using women's stories and Bloom's own experience in the trenches, this book guides readers with examples, questions, checklists, useful information, and tips. There's enough stress and fear surrounding cancer and other serious illnesses. Bloom gives women tools to make the best decisions for them in all areas of their healthcare journey.
Status: Published July, 29, 2025
Learn more about this work, hear a podcast or join a women's circle or conference here.
"Bloom shares expert insider advice on how to cut through the infuriating red tape of a health care system optimized for profit rather than cure. This is the kind of time-saving and lifesaving book that shouldn't be necessary in the first place, but given the shambolic state of access to decent medical care for all, it is imperative reading for women and their careers." --Gila Pfeffer, author of Nearly Departed
Founder Pamela Weiss is an Executive Producer of Thirsty, a film from writer/director Emily Abt.
Logline: A tenacious defense attorney embarks on a high stakes campaign to beat the incumbent mayor of Oakland. As election day approaches, she must reconcile the seduction of the political game with her own moral compass or risk losing it all.
The story is acutely relevant today because working mothers have disproportionately borne the brunt of the pandemic. In fact, 3.5 million mothers have left the workforce since the pandemic began. A stated goal of writer/director Emily Abt is to embolden women to strive for their professional actualization against the odds and expand our collective notion of what a leader looks like. As Abt says, more we see women and people of color in positions of political leadership, the more we normalize it.
Starring Sung Kang, Jamie Neumann and Kyra Sedgwick.
Status: Streaming now on Amazon and Hulu.
Color of Autumn
Award-Winning Short Film
Logline: In 1966 Chicago a sheltered Black eight-year-old girl is blindsided by cruel and casual racism while socializing with on a playground.
Status: After an award-winning festival run, this anti-racist short narrative film will be distributed by Planet Classroom Network, beginning May 2026.
Learn more on our Color of Autumn page.
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