Ray Pride is an American film critic best known as the film editor of Chicago's free arts weekly Newcity. He is also an accomplished photographer and documentary filmmaker. He is a regular contributor to the Chicago-based arts website Sharkforum, and has also written for indieWIRE, Nerve, and Salon. com. He is also a contributing editor to Filmmaker and Canada's Cinema Scope. Pride was a guest reviewer on Siskel & Ebert in 1999.
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- Ray Pride is an American film critic best known as the film editor of Chicago's free arts weekly Newcity. He is also an accomplished photographer and documentary filmmaker. He is a regular contributor to the Chicago-based arts website Sharkforum, and has also written for indieWIRE, Nerve, and Salon. com. He is also a contributing editor to Filmmaker and Canada's Cinema Scope. Pride was a guest reviewer on Siskel & Ebert in 1999. He is not related to musician Ray Colgan, who leads Texas' The Crack Pipes as "The Rev. Ray Pride."
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- Ray Pride is an American film critic best known as the film editor of Chicago's free arts weekly Newcity. He is also an accomplished photographer and documentary filmmaker. He is a regular contributor to the Chicago-based arts website Sharkforum, and has also written for indieWIRE, Nerve, and Salon. com. He is also a contributing editor to Filmmaker and Canada's Cinema Scope. Pride was a guest reviewer on Siskel & Ebert in 1999.
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