Courtney Small is an Associate Product Manager with a focus on local content in Canada, specifically in Ontario and Toronto. She writes for ThatShelf.com and Exclaim! Media, covering film reviews, interviews, and cultural events. Her work has also been featured in the Lynden Tribune.
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Courtney Small's coverage primarily consists of film reviews and interviews, with a focus on local events in Toronto. This suggests that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to film festivals, movie reviews, and interviews with individuals involved in the film industry.
Given her strong emphasis on local content, consider pitching stories about films or events specific to Canada, Ontario, or Toronto. Additionally, if you have access to filmmakers or actors participating in regional film festivals or creating content relevant to this geographic area, it may capture Courtney's interest.
As for broad topics within entertainment news and house & home categories mentioned indirectly through the article titles' themes covered attribute (39% Entertainment News; 30% House & Home), they do not seem as prominent as film-related content but could still be considered when relevant.
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by Courtney Small | One thing that has been made clear this year is that grandparents are the cool kids, and we are just living in their world.
by Courtney Small | Back in the early '90s, filmmaker Sook-Yin Lee dated Canadian cartoonist Chester Brown for several years.
TIFF 2024 Tata (Germany/Netherlands/Romania, 82 mins.) Dir. Lina Vdovîi, Radu Ciorniciuc Programme: TIFF Docs (World premiere)
by Courtney Small | One of the joys of the Toronto International Film Festival is being able to stand in line with other film lovers and
TIFF 2024 Temporary Shelter (Iceland, 97 min.) Dir. Anastasiia Bortuali Programme: TIFF Docs (World premiere)
by Courtney Small | In one pivotal scene in Rungano Nyoni's masterful film On Becoming a Guinea Fowl , Shula (Susan Chardy) and her often
by Courtney Small | In her 2019 short film Pick , which won a Canadian Screen Award, director Alicia K.
by Courtney Small | Somali-Canadian writer-director K'naan Warsame has already shown that he can move people through music.
by Courtney Small | A plague has wiped out 98% of the world's animal population, leading to death and civil war.
by Courtney Small | The leaves are slowly changing, and abandoned box stores have magically transformed into costume shop chains overnight, which can only mean that the Halloween season is upon us.
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