New York actress Pamela Field  is known for her organic, transformative approach to supporting and leading roles in film and television. She had the lead role in the multi-award-winning art-house film The Woman and the Cross, earning a nomination as a finalist for Best Actress in a Feature Film at the International Moving Film Festival. Her notable screen credits include performing opposite Juliet Stevenson in Ventura Pons’ Food of Love, as well as a recurring role as Alice Hoffman opposite Ana de Armas and Jennifer Connelly in Gideon Raff’s upcoming thriller series Safe Houses. She has also worked under the direction of acclaimed filmmakers Otto Bathurst, Brad Anderson, Paco Plaza, and Terry Ingram.  Pamela trained primarily in NYC at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and HB Studio. She is fluent in Spanish with a foundational knowledge of German (A2). She speaks with a Standard American accent, commanding a New York accent alongside a German accent that placed second in a global actor’s competition. Having also lived in Mexico City, London, and Tucson, Arizona, she currently resides in Barcelona. With a natural instinct for comedy, she also writes and performs original satirical sketches.

Skills: actress, comedy, yoga, semi – professional swimmer. 

Languages: English, Spanish (C2) and German (A2)