Pajama Girl is fast to produce as she rarely has time for hairdos. She’s more powerfully creative, particularly with a good pair of slippers. She can leap tall orders while changing tires, lipstick shades, or storylines. Look, over there, in satin or flannel! It’s a multitasker, a jane-of-all-trades!
It’s Pajama Girl!
I’m a two-time Emmy award-winning documentarian who produces, writes, directs, and edits nonfiction stories of all shapes and sizes. I love collaborating with inspiring intellectuals, awesome activists, and lateral-thinking go-getters, hopefully breaking a few creative boundaries along the way!
Most recently, I’ve been working on documentary shorts about the search for life here and beyond.
“The probability of life on another planet? Confirmed number: One. Earth. Number of scientists figuring out life’s origins on this planet? Officially, a few hundred. They have a logo. The International Society for the Study of the Origin of Life. Here are two of those scientists. This one - David Baross - suggests that life erupted deep beneath the sea. This one - David Deamer - suspects life bubbled up in a hot little puddle. Both are astrobiologists, advancing the study of life here and beyond.” ― Excerpt from the short doccie about the pioneering work of astrobiologists, John Baross and David Deamer, screened during The SETI Institute’s Drake Awards in May 2025.
And stay tuned for the story of SETI scientist, Jill Tarter.
Jill Tarter is a legendary radio astronomer and a pioneering scientist in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence. She was the first and only woman in her graduating class of 300 engineers at Cornell University; she co-founded The SETI Institute; and Jodi Foster portrays a version of her in the film, Contact, based on the book by Carl Sagan. This short documentary is a biographical sketch that celebrates Tarter’s breakthrough career as a forerunner in the field of SETI science.