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Local production company Honey Chile shines spotlight on Black women over 40
SPECTRUM NEWS
A local production company is making waves by spotlighting underrepresented women of color in their 40s and beyond. Felicia Pride, the creative force behind the initiative, is at the helm of this transformative movement.
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4 Hollywood Creatives Share How They’re Staying Sharp While on Strike
SHONDALAND
For many creatives waiting for the strike to end, an added challenge of not working for an extended period is figuring out how to keep their gifts and talents sharp. Shondaland reached out to various creatives to see how they were keeping their creative juices flowing at this time.
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Film Forward Podcast interview: Felicia Pride "Look Back At It"
In this episode of Film Forward, she discusses how her work on shows like Grey's Anatomy and Queen Sugar sharpened her craft and prepared her for personal projects like Look Back At It.
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Felicia Pride Appears on WJZ-TV/CBS Baltimore to Discuss the Inaugural Honey Chile Fest
Our Head Honey, Felicia Pride, sat down with WJZ-TV to talk about the inaugural HONEY CHILE Fest that took place in her hometown Baltimore.
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With this weekend’s Honey Chile Fest, local Black female creators send a love letter to their Baltimore.
THE BALTIMORE BANNER
For a woman of a certain age out here in these online dating streets, Felicia Pride’s short film “Look Back At It” is painfully funny, because so much of what 40-something single Baltimore mom Lanae experiences is the stuff of margarita-fueled nightmares.
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First-Ever Honey Chile Fest to Celebrate Black Women and Femmes in Film
BALTIMORE MAGAZINE
Honoring the talent of Black filmmakers over 40, the one-day event will feature a live podcast, Q&A's, and curated films inspired by or about Baltimore.
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Felicia Pride On Thinking Ahead with "Look Back At It"
THE MOVEABLE FEST
It’s fitting that “Look Back At It” opens with a disruption. At the end of a date that appears it couldn’t have gone any better, Lanae (Angel Laketa Moore) is all ready to ponder the question of whether she’ll be invited inside by her suitor, but ends up having so many more after a tap on the window by a woman who turns out to be his wife.
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Meet Grey's Anatomy Writer and HONEY CHILE Founder, Felicia Pride, Who Says Black Women Over 40, Are Having a Renaissance
SUNDAY PAPER
In honor of Women’s History Month, The Sunday Paper is celebrating extraordinary storytellers with extraordinary stories.
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Diverse Talent in Hollywood Takes Reins to Speed Up Change
REUTERS
Despite having mentors when she first started, Pride knew there were obstacles for Black creators, so she started her production company, Honey Chile, which develops content for and by Black women who are 40 and older.
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Our Interview with Telly Awards Judge Felicia Pride: HEAD HONEY AT HONEY CHILE
Telly Awards sat down with Felicia to discuss her unique path through the industry, the best and worst pieces of advice she’s received, and her mission to tell authentic and varied Black stories.
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NAACP Image Awards 2023: ‘Wakanda Forever,’ ‘The Woman King’ Among Top Film Nominees
HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
Chile, Please Podcast - hosted by Head Honey, Felicia Pride, and Ivy Elaine - is nominated for the 54th NAACP Image Awards under the Outstanding Lifestyle / Self-Help category.
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Family Inspires Film Project
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'Grey's Anatomy' Writer Felicia Pride Is Making Space For 40+ Black Women To Tell Their Stories
XO NECOLE
Felicia Pride sits down with xoNecole and shares how she plans to amplify Honey voices everywhere.
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How This Primetime Television Writer Is Creating A Voice On Screen For Black Women Forty And Over
FORBES
While, today’s television landscape has widely amplified youthful stories, Felicia Pride, the primetime television writer for shows like Grey’s Anatomy and Queen Sugar shares more on founding a production company that covers the stories of Black women in their forties.
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The 'GMA' Inspiration List 2022
GOOD MORNING AMERICA
Head Honey Felicia Pride is nominated by Anthony Hill for the 2022 Good Morning America Inspiration List.
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Top 10 Podcasts for Black Woman
ONYX WOMAN COLLECTIVE
Onyx Woman Collective shouts out Chile, Please as a top podcast to listen to.
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A Haitian Author on Her Family’s Immigration Story, Celebrating and Supporting Black Women in the Media, and More
OUR BODY POLITIC
Host Farai Chideya talks with TV writer and filmmaker Felicia Pride about her focus on Honeys in her work in entertainment.
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