How Thor: Ragnarok Changed Everything for the MCU - MovieMaker Magazine
In preparation for the release of Thor: Love and Thunder, we look at all the ways that Taika Waititi's Thor: Ragnarok changed the MCU for the better.
My name is Sarah Druhan, and I am a recent college graduate from the Ohio State University in the Creative Writing Concentration, with additional minors in Professional Writing and Media and Society. My passions for creative writing and storytelling have stayed constant throughout my life; in the past couple years I have developed a strong portfolio in journalism and editorial work.
Through my Editorial Internship with Ohio Magazine, an arts and lifestyle publication focused on the state of Ohio, I was able to build strong skills in professional writing, copywriting, and fact-checking. My internship with the Los Angeles-based MovieMaker Magazine taught me to write several pop culture-based articles a week on tight deadlines, and my work at OOHToday gave me firsthand experience in the field, rolling with the punches of breaking news and responding to tight deadlines with sharp, snappy articles. From in-depth opinion pieces to engaging marketing copy, my experience has allowed me to master a snappy yet simplistic voice appealing to any audience.
In preparation for the release of Thor: Love and Thunder, we look at all the ways that Taika Waititi's Thor: Ragnarok changed the MCU for the better.
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