Felicia Pride
Knowing the Full Face of History

Knowing the Full Face of History

It is imperative that all of us—young, old, and in between—know the full face of our history so that we understand how we got here, how we’re connected, and how we can continue to affect change by understanding exactly where [...]

May 14, 2012 Education, Featured
My Stop Doing Manifesto

My Stop Doing Manifesto

I was feeling a certain kind of way. So, I wrote a manifesto. [...]

April 16, 2012 Featured, What I've Been Up To
Funding for Immersive Storytelling and Transmedia Projects

Funding for Immersive Storytelling and Transmedia Projects

Lots of knowledge gaining this week. First up, I attended the Transmedia New York City (now StoryCode) immersive meetup about project funding. [...]

April 13, 2012 Featured, Media Talk
What is Opportunity?

What is Opportunity?

How do you define opportunity? I define it broadly. [...]

April 9, 2012 Entrepreneurship, Featured
Developing Education Materials for Slavery by Another Name

Developing Education Materials for Slavery by Another Name

A look at my work with the PBS documentary Slavery by Another Name. [...]

April 9, 2012 Education, What I've Been Up To
A Much Needed Update

A Much Needed Update

I finally have the opportunity to come up for air to reconnect with you. [...]

April 9, 2012 What I've Been Up To
Lance Weiler Talks Transmedia, Story R&D, and Audience Engagement

Lance Weiler Talks Transmedia, Story R&D, and Audience Engagement

While WIRED magazine deemed him "one of 25 people helping to reinvent entertainment and change the face of Hollywood," filmmaker Lance Weiler calls himself simply a story architect, one who isn't married to any specific medium. [...]

April 9, 2012 Featured, Media Talk
Sometimes You Just Have to Scrap it

Sometimes You Just Have to Scrap it

I know. You’ve worked so hard building something or creating a masterpiece, only to find out that it’s wrong. All wrong. So wrong, that it can’t be fixed. There are only two options: move forward (with all its wrongness) or scrap [...]

April 9, 2012 Featured
Freelancin’ Ain’t Easy

Freelancin’ Ain’t Easy

It only took six months after college graduation for me to realize that I hated cubicles. The fake privacy that they represent. The feeling that the half-walls are going to close in on you. [...]

April 8, 2012 Entrepreneurship, Featured
Beyond the Book Series

Beyond the Book Series

These days, book publishing shouldn’t be looked at as the business of books, but rather, the business of content. [...]

March 11, 2012 Featured, Media Talk