On the Hulu show Runaways, Geoffrey Wilder and his construction company supervise the construction of a new school in the middle of Compton, California for the PRIDE organization. However the PRIDE Construction Site is actually a front for something more mysterious.
LOCATION: PRIDE Construction Site (1057 San Pedro St, Los Angeles, CA 90015)
SHOW: Runaways, S01E02 “Rewind”
PRIDE, which stands for Promoting Resilience, Independence, Dedication & Excellence, is a philanthropic organization lead by five prominent Los Angeles families. In the second episode of Season One, viewers are introduced to the construction site where PRIDE has chosen to build a new school for the community.
An empty lot in the middle of Los Angeles’ Fashion District, and site of the City Market of LA serves as the location for this construction site. This appears to be a pretty unique location, having a great view of downtown Los Angeles, and being a site that’s in transition between the original City Market and the newly designed City Market.
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Having grown up on comics, television and film, “Jovial” Jay feels destined to host podcasts and write blogs related to the union of these nerdy pursuits. Among his other pursuits he administrates and edits stories at the two largest Star Wars fan sites on the ‘net (Rebelscum.com, TheForce.net), and co-hosts the Jedi Journals podcast over at the ForceCast network.