Charles Bramesco

Film And Tv Critic

Preston's Summary

Charles Bramesco is a freelance film and TV critic whose work has appeared in various publications such as The Guardian, The Daily Beast, and Vanity Fair. With a focus on multinational coverage, Charles provides insightful and engaging reviews, analysis, and commentary on the world of cinema and television. His expertise spans a wide range of genres and topics, offering readers a fresh perspective on the latest releases and industry trends.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Review: 46 %
Event Coverage: 18 %
Opinion Editorial: 6 %
Expert Commentary: 5 %
How To Guide: 5 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Film Industry
  • Filmmaking

Pitching Insights

Charles Bramesco's articles predominantly focus on entertainment, particularly in the form of reviews and event coverage related to comedy, television, movies, filmmakers, and sitcoms. Given this focus on providing reviews and covering events within the entertainment industry, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique angles or exclusive access to events related to comedic performances, film screenings, TV show premieres or behind-the-scenes insights into filmmaking.

Bramesco appears to have a broad international scope when it comes to his coverage. Therefore, if reaching out with specific events or stories for consideration should consider their global appeal rather than being limited by geographic location.

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