Petja Peltomaa, a Finnish screenwriter and showrunner, born in 1971, in the picturesque town of Ylöjärvi, has left an indelible mark on the television industry, with her impressive and extensive body of work.
Peltomaa's impressive professional trajectory extends far beyond her impressive academic credentials, as she has had the distinction of holding several high-profile positions within the industry. Notably, in August 2014, she was entrusted with the esteemed role of Head of Drama for Yellow Film & TV, a production company renowned for its innovative approach to storytelling.
Peltomaa's innovative and prolific creative output is truly remarkable. Alongside Tommi Liski, she co-wrote and masterminded the development of the Finnish television series Kimmo, which garnered widespread acclaim and earned them the prestigious Golden Venla Award for best script in 2013.
Furthermore, in 2014, Peltomaa embarked on a new project, creating the Finnish hospital series Nurses, and took on the role of headwriter for the show's inaugural seasons 1-3. Her impressive work on Nurses not only captured the hearts of audiences but also earned her a nomination for best screenwriter of the year at the Golden Venla Awards in both 2014 and 2015.
Throughout the extensive trajectory of her illustrious career, Peltomaa has consistently and unerringly showcased her extraordinary talent and unwavering dedication to her craft, leaving an indelible mark on the industry with each successive endeavour.
Her impressive array of achievements and awards serves as a resounding testament to her tireless work ethic and unshakeable commitment to her profession, a true reflection of her unrelenting passion and unyielding drive to excel.
