Caryn James is a journalist and film critic who writes for BBC Mundo and The Hollywood Reporter. Her work has also been featured in BBC News, The Wall Street Journal, and Town & Country Magazine. Caryn specializes in reviewing films and television shows, providing insightful analysis and predictions for upcoming awards shows.
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Caryn James primarily specializes in reviewing films and TV shows, as well as providing insights into the entertainment industry. Given her focus on reviews and evolving stories within the film and television space, she would be most receptive to pitches that offer unique angles for movie or TV show reviews, predictions for awards season nominations/wins, or behind-the-scenes coverage of popular culture events.
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