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The Guild

Felicia is the creator of the hit web series “The Guild”, a comedy about a group of online gamers and how they interact online and offline. “The Guild” was the 2008 winner of the YouTube, Yahoo and SXSW Best Web Series Awards. It has over 9 million hits web-wide and was almost completely supported by fan donations for Season 1. For Season 2, launched November 25th, the show is sponsored by Xbox Live and Sprint!

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Bio

Felicia Day was born in Huntsville, Alabama. She was home-schooled as a child and got her first acting role as Scout in the Huntsville Little Theater production of “To Kill a Mockingbird.” She moved frequently as a child because her father was in the Air Force, mostly living in the South. Felicia started college at 16, majoring in violin performance and then in mathematics at the University of Texas at Austin. During college she continued to participate in theatrical productions on and off campus.

After graduation, Felicia moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting as a career. She has been on television shows such as “Windfall”, “Strong Medicine”, “Monk”, “Love Inc.”, and most notably had a recurring role as Potential slayer Vi on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” She has been in such films as “Bring it on Again”, “June,” the Emmy award-winning “Warm Springs”, with Kenneth Branagh and most recently a 4-episode arc on the upcoming ABC Family sitcom “Roommates”.

Recently, Felicia appeared alongside Neil Patrick Harris and Nathan Fillion in Joss Whedon’s “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog”. She also produces, writes and stars in the YouTube hit webisode “The Guild”, a sitcom about a group of online gamers. Her hobbies include video games, reading (particularly science fiction/fantasy), writing and performing sketch comedy and improv comedy.

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