Pat Silver-Lasky, a multifaceted creative force, embarked on her illustrious career in the entertainment industry by assuming a wide range of roles, including producer, writer, director, and actor, in the pioneering live TV series, 'Mabel's Fables', which originated from the iconic Hollywood setting and aired on KTLA, a prominent television station.
This groundbreaking program, which was a trailblazer in its genre, garnered significant recognition, earning a prestigious Emmy nomination, a testament to the exceptional quality and innovative storytelling that characterized the series.
Pat, in collaboration with her late husband Jesse L. Lasky Jr., embarked on a creative endeavour to co-author a collection of literary works, culminating in the prestigious best-seller, "The Offer", which made its debut in the year 1982, receiving widespread acclaim and commercial success.
In addition to their literary pursuits, Pat and Jesse Lasky Jr. also ventured into the realm of filmmaking, jointly producing a total of eight feature films and nearly one hundred television scripts, showcasing their versatility and talent as writers.
One of their most notable and critically acclaimed projects was the television series "Explorers" (Ten Who Dared),which garnered significant recognition and accolades in the United States, solidifying their reputation as accomplished writers and storytellers.
Pat's illustrious career as a lyricist has been marked by a plethora of impressive achievements, with a staggering total of 14 published songs to her name, thereby cementing her position as a respected and esteemed member of the prestigious organization known as A.S.C.A.P.
One of her most outstanding accomplishments is the creation of the enchanting lyrics for "While You're Young", a song that has garnered widespread acclaim and was prominently featured in the iconic album 'Portrait of Johnny', a masterpiece crafted by the legendary and iconic singer Johnny Mathis.
Pat's multifaceted career has not only been marked by her impressive contributions to the music industry, but also by her notable endeavors in the realm of film, where she has demonstrated a remarkable aptitude for crafting lyrics that have resonated with audiences worldwide.
Her cinematic endeavors have been particularly noteworthy, with two standout productions serving as a testament to her skill and artistry. The first of these was the 1955 film "Robbers' Roost", a cinematic masterpiece that has not only withstood the passage of time but has also continued to captivate audiences with its timeless themes and memorable performances.
The second film to benefit from Pat's talents was the 1955 production "Radio Stars on Parade", a vibrant and eclectic showcase that highlighted the diverse range of performers who have made significant contributions to the world of entertainment.
Pat and Jesse, a dynamic duo in the realm of television writing, embarked on a bold and courageous endeavour in the 1960s, making the monumental decision to relocate to the vibrant city of London, a move that would have a profound impact on the trajectory of their illustrious careers.
As they settled into their new surroundings, they seized the opportunity to take on the coveted roles of head writers and story editors for the popular TV series 'Philip Marlowe, Private Eye', a programme that would go on to premiere in 1983, marking a significant milestone in their professional journeys.
Pat's journey didn't end with their own writing accomplishments, as they went on to devote a significant portion of their time and expertise to guiding and mentoring others.
For a remarkable eight-year period, Pat served as a script consultant and lecturer at the esteemed London International Film School.
During this time, they had the opportunity to share their extensive knowledge and wealth of experience with a new generation of aspiring writers and creatives.
As a result, Pat solidified their reputation as a respected authority in the field of script writing, earning the admiration and respect of their peers and students alike.
This impressive tenure, which came to a close in 1999, served as a testament to Pat's dedication to their craft and their commitment to helping others achieve their own writing goals.
Pat has just completed a brand new publication, a literary masterpiece titled "Screenwriting For the 21st Century", which is eagerly anticipated by book enthusiasts and is scheduled to hit the shelves in August 2003, courtesy of the renowned publishing house Batsford (Chrysalis) Books.
Pat will be simultaneously pursuing a literary venture and taking on the role of instructor for a one-week writing seminar at the illustrious Castle of Park, situated in Scotland, during the month of September 2003.
Pat has received an esteemed invitation to deliver a keynote address at the renowned Writer's Conference, a highly anticipated event that will be held on the picturesque Isle of Wight in October of the year 2003.
