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About me
Pamela Sturhoofd is an experienced director and documentary maker, specializing in compelling stories with social impact. With a background in television and a passion for storytelling, Pamela knows how to make complex themes accessible and visually powerful.
She is known for the documentary Truus' Children, the moving story of resistance heroine Truus Wijsmuller, who saved more than 10,000 Jewish children via the Kindertransporten. The film received international recognition and was shown on Netflix and the Dutch public broadcaster. In addition to her work as a filmmaker, Pamela gives lectures about her documentaries and provides workshops and masterclasses in the field of interview techniques, storytelling, and research.
She is known for the documentary Truus' Children, the moving story of resistance heroine Truus Wijsmuller, who saved more than 10,000 Jewish children via the Kindertransporten. The film received international recognition and was shown on Netflix and the Dutch public broadcaster. In addition to her work as a filmmaker, Pamela gives lectures about her documentaries and provides workshops and masterclasses in the field of interview techniques, storytelling, and research.