Pamela Ribon
Screenwriter and author of animated films
Started a career in writing and acting, gaining recognition in the animation industry. Wrote for popular series such as 'Moana' and 'Ralph Breaks the Internet'. Authored graphic novels and memoirs that garnered attention for their engaging storytelling. Contributed to various projects as a screenwriter and author, focusing primarily on children's entertainment and personal narratives.
Wrote for 'Moana'
Wrote for 'Ralph Breaks the Internet'
Authored graphic novels and memoirs
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