Biografia
Felicia Mead, a trailblazing African-American woman hailing from South Los Angeles, has emerged as a renowned filmmaker on the international stage. She has excelled in various roles, including writing, directing, and producing her independent films. Felicia's journey began at Los Angeles City College, where she graduated with honors in cinema. She further honed her skills at West Los Angeles College, specializing in multimedia.
In 2017, immediately after her graduation, Felicia's talent was recognized when her student project, "The Overnight Stay," featuring Melvin Jackson Jr. and Malik Anthony, was selected for a prestigious film festival. Additionally, she co-produced the critically acclaimed feature film "The Company, A Prophets," directed by Malcom Carter, which garnered numerous awards.
As her career progressed, Felicia continued to create thought-provoking films, including "The Lonely Man" and "A Sort of Hunger," both of which were distributed by ShortTV. In 2019, she ventured into the realm of comedy, directing her first commercial, "Hotter Than a Mofo," featuring renowned comedians J Anthony Brown and Flame Monroe.
The year 2020 proved to be a milestone for Felicia as her film "Within Oneself" received widespread acclaim, winning multiple awards for Best Woman at various international film festivals. Her exceptional storytelling abilities also earned recognition for other scripts, such as "Perfect Ten" and "The Riddles Behind the Wall." Building on her success, Felicia secured funding for her film "Perfect 10," which went on to win numerous accolades for Best Film.
In 2021, Felicia once again showcased her directorial prowess with the release of her short film "Within Oneself." Her unwavering dedication to her craft and remarkable achievements have solidified her position as a prominent figure in the film industry.
