Ben Protheroe is a Staff Writer at MSN, where he covers topics related to the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news, with a particular focus on comedy. With a Master's degree in Screenwriting and experience in various writing genres, Ben's work has been showcased in film festivals across the UK and the USA. He has also been featured in Screen Rant, contributing to his reputation as a knowledgeable voice in the entertainment sector.
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Ben's articles predominantly center around entertainment, particularly TV shows and movies. He seems to focus on opinion-based pieces, rankings, and expert commentary within the gaming and entertainment industry. Given his emphasis on rankings and opinions, Ben may be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights into popular TV shows, movies, and gaming content.
If you have expertise in analyzing trends or providing critical analysis of TV shows, movies, or games with a particular angle such as redefining genres or character development within franchises - these would likely align well with Ben's coverage style.
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International movies are becoming more popular.
Link copied to clipboard The sci-fi genre has branched out in the last few decades to encompass a wide range of different styles.
By: Ben Protheroe
Link copied to clipboard Ridley Scott's Gladiator may have won Best Picture, but it didn't impress famous film critic Roger Ebert.
By: Ben Protheroe
Link copied to clipboard Heist movies aren't always the most accurate depictions of real-life crime, but Ben Affleck's The Town gained top marks from an expert who analyzed one of its scenes.
A great opening scene can elevate an entire movie.
Link copied to clipboard For many reasons, a handful of some great movie performances can go unnoticed.
The last decade has produced some action classics.
Some sci-fi movies should be seen as essential.
By: Ben Protheroe
The best action movies waste no time at all.
Netflix’s best Western interrogates the genre.
