By: Barry Hertz
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Barry Hertz is the Deputy Arts Editor and Film Editor at The Globe and Mail. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on film and cinema, and has contributed to various topics including movies, reviews, and documentaries. Barry's writing has also been featured in Exclaim! Media and Reader’s Digest, showcasing his diverse expertise in the field.
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Barry Hertz primarily covers film-related content, focusing on movie reviews and entertainment events. He seems inclined towards providing reviews of films and highlighting noteworthy releases.
Given his focus on film reviews, consider pitching him with advance screenings or exclusive interviews with directors, producers, or actors involved in upcoming movies. Additionally, if you have insights into the Canadian film industry or can provide unique perspectives on Hollywood productions that align with his coverage themes, it could be valuable to engage him effectively.
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