Deborah M. Pratt is a multifaceted American creative professional, boasting a wide range of talents that span across the entertainment industry. With a solid educational foundation from Webster University, where she earned a degree in Psychology and Theatre, she successfully secured a nationwide talent search and relocated to Hollywood under contract with NBC.
Throughout her career, Pratt has demonstrated her versatility by writing songs, singing on multiple albums, and acting in various productions. Her professional trajectory has been marked by her involvement in multiple pilots, as well as her work as a writer and producer on various television shows.
Notably, Pratt co-created, rose through the ranks, and ultimately became the executive producer and head writer for the iconic NBC series "Quantum Leap." Her impressive contributions to the show include penning 25 episodes and co-writing an additional 15. Her expertise and influence also extended to "Tequila and Bonetti" for CBS, where she served as executive producer and head writer.
In addition to her work on television, Pratt co-created and executive produced "The Net" for the USA network. Her writing credits span multiple television series, and she has successfully sold features to Warner Brothers and 20th Century Fox animation.
As a testament to her dedication to her craft, Pratt is a proud graduate of the American Film Institute's Directing Workshop for Women, where she honed her skills and earned an award. Her directorial debut, "Cora Unashamed," was a collaborative effort with the BBC, PBS, and Masterpiece Theatre's The American Collection.
