Knowra Felicia Day Felicia Day Felicia Day is an American actor, writer, and producer known for creating and starring in the web series The Guild and for roles in Supernatural and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
The Guild : A comedy web series about a group of online gamers, created by and starring Felicia Day. The series made Day a prominent creator and performer in independently produced online video.
Geek & Sundry : A digital entertainment company and YouTube channel co-founded by Felicia Day and producer Kim Evey. The company provided a platform for web programming developed around enthusiast communities.
Kim Evey : An American producer and actor who co-created Geek & Sundry with Felicia Day. Evey collaborated with Day on producing and developing online entertainment.
Web 2.0 : A phase of internet development characterized by interactive platforms and user-generated content. The Guild emerged as online platforms made direct creator-to-audience distribution practical.
Supernatural : An American fantasy television series about brothers who hunt supernatural threats. Day played the recurring character Charlie Bradbury, a role that became a fan favorite.
Crowdfunding : The practice of raising money for a project through contributions from many people, often online. The Guild's later seasons used fan contributions to help finance independent production.
Joss Whedon : An American writer, director, and producer known for Buffy the Vampire Slayer and other genre works. Whedon cast Day in Buffy and Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.
Participatory culture : A culture in which people actively create, share, and respond to media rather than only consuming it. The Guild's fan community contributed to its visibility and supported its independent continuation.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer : An American television series about a young woman chosen to fight vampires and other supernatural forces. Day appeared as Vi, one of the Potential Slayers in the series' final season.
YouTube : An online video-sharing platform where users can publish, watch, and share videos. Its distribution model helped web series such as The Guild reach audiences without television networks.
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