About Us
Who We Are
PrideFull is a New York-based film festival by and for Queer and Trans People of Color. We curate and screen innovative films that center LGBTQIA2S+ people of color and their stories.
PrideFull started in 2021 during the Covid-19 pandemic and right after the Black Lives Matter movement, with a mission to create an open, safe, community-driven space where we can celebrate and appreciate stories that represent ourselves, and support each other. We bring QTBIPOC filmmakers and audiences together, create a platform to amplify our own voices and share resources, and ultimately make the film industry more inclusive, equitable, queer & colorful!
Meet the Team
Nabin Park
Pronouns: all pronouns
Co-Founder & Executive Director
Nabin started PrideFull with their devotion to create a safe, open safe for artists and art lovers of all backgrounds.
With the belief that creation, distribution, and experience (or “re-creation”) of art directly contributes to social change, they work with filmmakers and nonprofits to host community screenings and events, while creating original artwork.
At PrideFull, Nabin programs the 2021 film screening series, oversees the organization’s operation, and manages finances.
Joohee Oh
Pronouns: she/her
Co-Founder & Festival Director
Joohee co-founded PrideFull with the belief that expanding safe spaces to share stories can contribute to positive social changes.
Her passion to support artists began as she volunteered at film screenings and festivals—where she closely witnessed media art sparking social change, and social issues leading to inspiring creations.
Joohee programs the 2021 PrideFull film screening series, manages our communications and outreach, and oversees marketing strategies.
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Isaiah Alexander
Pronouns: he/him
Assistant Programmer
Isaiah comes onto the PrideFull team as Assistant Programmer.
As a Trinbagonian native, he's been tremendously impacted by the transformative power of films - it was through the creative force and community building in film that he was able to articulate the nuances of his queerness in his island society. His love for film and their ability to propel the social engine of change pushed him to pursue a career in acting and writing, where he strives to honor the stories and experiences of queer Black people and queer people of color across the Diaspora.
At PrideFull, Isaiah assists in the programming of the festival, and heads the execution of the screening of the film festival.