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Pamela Ribon is the Academy Award®-nominated creator and writer of MY YEAR OF DICKS, an adaptation of her critically-acclaimed comedic memoir NOTES TO BOYS (AND OTHER THINGS I SHOULDN’T SHARE IN PUBLIC), which was nominated for Best Animated Short Film for the 95th Academy Awards.
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Jan 25, 2023 · Pamela Ribon, creator of the animated short Oscar nominee "My Year of Dicks," discusses bringing her portrait of adolescent sexuality to life.
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Pamela Ribon is an American writer and producer, known for Ralph Breaks the Internet, My Year of Dicks and Nimona. She has also worked on TV shows like Samantha Who? and Mind of Mencia, and voiced characters in animated movies and series.
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Apr 4, 1975 · Pamela Ribon is a screenwriter (Moana, Ralph Breaks the Internet, Bears), performer, TV writer, comic book writer, best-selling novelist, and a Film Independent Directing Lab Fellow. She is currently adapting her original comic book series SLAM! — co-created with Veronica Fish — as an animated half-hour with Rooster Teeth and Minnow ...
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- Pamela Is Bestie Material
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- About That Famous Princess Scene
- Pamela Didn’T Think This Idea Would Fly with Disney
- The Challenge of The Disney Princesses
- An Inspiration to Us All
First, can I just say, Pamela is the girl you want to be besties with, she is just that cool.Sitting down to talk to her was a real treat, and it felt like you were talking to a friend you haven’t seen in years, but after reuniting, it was like you didn’t miss a beat. During our interview time with her, our group of 25 was split up into several gro...
If you didn’t know, Pamela is the George Washington of bloggers. She was blogging before most of us were even thinking about blogging. Yes, GOOGLE her! Her site is called Pamie, and June 16th, 1998is when her first blog post was published. Y’all, she is legit!
After Pamela shared information with us about how she got started working with Disney as a writer in 2013 on Moana, we had to ask the question. How in the world did you come up with this idea of all the Disney Princesses meeting in Ralph Breaks the Internet? Y’all this scene almost didn’t happen. And because you haven’t seen the movie yet, I will n...
She presented the idea to Rich Moore (Director) who said yes, let’s do it. Instead of sharing this idea with everyone, they decided to just present the scene and let people decide for themselves. This scene was presented at D23 last year, and people LOVED it. “It was surreal,” Pamela shared with us. She was also relieved. She felt good that everyon...
One of the biggest challenges of making this scene was, “How could they put all the princesses into one movie giving them their same feel but in one movie?” That was the challenge Pamela shared with our group. She wanted it to feel real, almost as if you were watching each Disney Princess movie at the same time. And I have to say; they did it. The ...
I left this interview feeling inspired. Pamela said she second-guessed herself a lot. (I do this all the time). She didn’t think it would be accepted. Then she second-guessed herself throughout this whole process. But, she did it. She accepted the challenge, and it became a huge deal. Sometimes we don’t always know what we’re doing in life. We seco...
Aug 26, 2022 · UPDATE: Pamela Ribon’s short, My Year of Dicks, received an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Short Film in January, 2023. I can’t wish her and the whole MYOD team more luck! The following interview has been edited for brevity and clarity.
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Series by Pamela Ribon. SLAM! Series. 10 primary works • 10 total works. The SLAM! numbering is confusing. SLAM! ends after issue 4. SLAM!: The Next Jam picks up right where SLAM! left off, but resets the numbering. Since they tell one single story, they're collected here as a single series.
