Film Journalists

Browse the Clippings.me directory of film journalists below. We found 144 film journalists listed.

Susannah Straughan

Blogger, editor and movie fan

I worked in book production and magazine sub-editing for nearly 25 years, before going freelance in 2009. I've been blogging at WordPress since 2010, and I have written about cinema, TV and sport for The Guardian, Radio Times, Huffington Post (UK), Blogcritics and specialist film sites. I'm available for blogging, copy-editing and proofreading work.

United Kingdom

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Ashley Clark

Freelance film journalist and film programmer

Ashley is a writer and film programmer from London, now based in New York. He has written for publications including The Guardian, Sight & Sound, Vice, Time Out, Reverse Shot, and Little White Lies; and he has programmed at venues including BFI Southbank, BAMcinématek, and Clapham Picturehouse. He has also appeared as a guest critic on BBC One’s film show. Ashley is currently writing his first book, entitled 'Facing Blackness: Minstrelsy and the Media in Spike Lee's Bamboozled', to be published by The Critical Press in 2015. Contact him at ashcclark1 [at] gmail dot com


Erica Enriquez

Writer

I'm a Sydney-based writer covering everything from travel, lifestyle, entertainment and anything in between. When I'm not writing, I'm still writing, developing copy and content for websites and marketing collateral. You can also find me blogging about all the amazing people and experiences that make up Sydney at www.mylocalworld.com.au Need more info? I'm a voracious eater. A somewhat successful drinker. An avid TV watcher. A nerdy film lover. A Tee Vee Snacks devourer. I support pro-social causes involving cultural engagement (I count travelling as one of them), and work towards my own development so I can help develop others. ** Disclaimer: Successful Oscar-nominated supermodel and world-class scientist are not terms widely associated with me.


Kit O'Toole, Ed.D.

Freelance Popular Culture Writer

I'm a freelance writer specializing in music, books, and technology. I am the author of two books: Michael Jackson FAQ (Backbeat Books) and Songs We Were Singing: Analyses of Beatles Tracks. Previously a music editor for Blogcritics.org, I'm currently a contributing editor for Beatlefan magazine, reviewer/columnist for Blinded by Sound and Something Else Reviews, and contributor to Cinema Sentries.

United States of America

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Stefania Marghitu

USC PhD Student

PhD student, University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, Critical Studies Division. MA in Film Studies, University College London. BA in Art History, Indiana University with a minor in Slavic Languages and Literatures and Certificate in Journalism.


Sam William West

writer/copywriter/screenwriter

I'm a writer, copywriter and screenwriter who's great at making information come alive for the internet. I've worked on projects about IT, energy policy, management strategy, haircare, extra-thin condoms, vegetables, car sales and everything in between. I also used to edit Three Thousand (Melbourne's first online city guide) so I've got plenty of experience talking about arts, music, recreation and travel. There's a small sample of my copywriting and content work below, and you can get in touch at [email protected]. Also, please reach out if you'd like examples of my long-form non-fiction or music journalism.


Hugues Makaba Ntoto

Journalist/blogger based in Antwerp, Belgium

I graduated from Thomas More University in September 2012 with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism . I currently write for Sir Magazine and occassionally for Gazet van Antwerpen, a local newspaper. I have worked as a music critic for Rif Raf Music magazine and written about video games for GUNK magazine.

Belgium


Katie McManus

Sub-Editor; Features Writer

English and History of Art graduate. Studying for my MA in English Renaissance Literature at the University of Leeds.


Nathalie Farah

Freelance: Print, Web, Photo, Video

I have over 600 articles under my belt on topics as diverse as the arts (art, culture, film, music, books/literature), heritage, community and education. I've also written about business, medical, environmental, police, and general news - including the odd sports story! Nowadays though, I tend to stick to arts and culture stories. My high-quality content is always delivered during tight deadlines, receiving positive feedback from both my editors, sources and the public. I am based in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).


Chris Gordon

Editor-in-chief, The St. Petersburg Times, Russia

After spending years in New York and London in various positions within the commercial gallery world, I struck out on my own to begin organizing exhibitions in St. Petersburg, Russia, and beyond. As a direct result of this work I was offered the Editor-in-chief position at Hermitage Magazine. Moving what was a narrowly focused, slightly parochial museum magazine into the wider world to engage with international ideas and audiences increased the publication's circulation and relevance. Throughout my career I have indulged my dual passions of contemporary art and travel and have been fortunate enough to have had an outlet for my observations in the form of a consulting editorship with The St. Petersburg Times. In February 2012, I was made Editor-in-chief of the newspaper. As a result of my extensive experience in a wide variety of fields I began consulting with various companies, both in Russia and abroad, on how best to attract media attention. Providing the texts which these companies could use to address promotion and public relations issues led naturally to numerous copywriting commissions which I continue to explore to this day. Beats: Visual and performing arts, Books, Travel

Russian Federation