PAMELA McKEE SMITH has deftly woven a story whose characters possess an authenticity of language and culture born of the rural south she loves and knows so well.  She began her career in Hollywood as a member of Actor's Alley Repertory Company where she co-produced and performed in Tennessee Williams', "Suddenly Last Summer," winning a Drama Critics Award for her portrayal of the tragic Catherine Holly.  She garnered rave reviews from the Los Angeles Times and Dramalogue as Corinna in "The House of Blue Leaves" and Carol Janus in "Scuba Duba," before returning to her farm in Columbia, Tennessee to concentrate on her first love - writing stories steeped in the rich lore of the region.

In early 2003, Ms. Smith and her husband, Executive Producer, Paul Smith, formed Rally Hill Productions, and partnered with Hollywood-based Hemisphere Entertainment to produce "THE GRIFT."   

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