Andrew Gilman is a Copywriter at BLR. He specializes in topics related to Star Wars, TV, Disney, movies, and cosplay, weaving together narratives that celebrate pop culture phenomena. Andrew's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as BLR, The Direct, and Screen Rant.
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Andrew Gilman's coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news, particularly related to Star Wars and its associated characters and creators. He seems to be interested in expert commentary and investment analysis within this niche.
Given his focus on Star Wars-related topics, he may welcome pitches from individuals who can provide unique insights into the franchise, its characters, or the industry as a whole. Experts with insider knowledge about George Lucas, Ahsoka Tano, Darth Vader, Jedi lore or other aspects of the Star Wars universe could be valuable sources for him.
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