Pamela Gray

Pamela Gray (born 1956) is an American screenwriter. Raised in a Jewish family in New York City, Gray earned an M.A. in poetry from Boston University. After several years of teaching, she moved to Los Angeles and enrolled in UCLA's screenwriting program. During her internship at Star Trek: The Next Generation, she re-wrote an episode titled Violations. In 1992, Gray wrote The Blouse Man, later retitled A Walk on the Moon, based on her experiences in the Catskills. The script won her the Samuel Goldwyn Writing Award. Actor Tony Goldwyn discovered the script and helped bring it to production. Gray's work showcases her talent as a screenwriter in the entertainment industry.