Felicia Pride is a writer and an award-winning filmmaker. She wrote on two seasons of Ava DuVernay's Queen Sugar and now writes on Grey's Anatomy. She's sold pilots to Bravo, 20th Television, and Netflix. She's also sold features to Universal Pictures and is the co-writer and executive producer of Really Love, which won a Special Jury Prize at SXSW.

She recently made her directorial debut with tender, a short film she also wrote, which won a Lionsgate award at BlackStar Film Festival and is airing on Starz. Felicia was a Film Independent Screenwriting Lab Fellow and a graduate of NBC's Writers on the Verge program as a comedy writer.

Felicia started her writing career nearly twenty years ago as an entertainment journalist before going on to write several books, including the essay collection, The Message: 100 Life Lessons from Hip-Hop's Greatest Songs. Prior to transitioning to screenwriting, she worked as a film distribution exec and an impact producer. Felicia holds an M.A. in writing from Emerson College and runs The Create Daily, a resource for underrepresented storytellers that she founded in 2012.

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