Elvis Mitchell is the host of KCRW's The Treatment. With a focus on the film industry, filmmaking, and the music business, he has engaged with a diverse array of celebrities and creative talents, including notable figures like Oprah Winfrey and Chris Rock. He has been featured in Film Forum, Asia Society, and KCRW, showcasing his dedication to insightful conversations in entertainment news and comedy.
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Elvis Mitchell's coverage predominantly includes profile features and expert commentary within the entertainment industry, with a particular focus on filmmaking, actors/actresses, memoirs, music, and directors. Therefore, pitches to Elvis should offer unique insights from experts or individuals involved in these areas of entertainment. Topics related to upcoming movies or TV shows involving well-known figures could also be pertinent for his coverage.
Given that he has a local geographic focus including Santa Monica and California as a whole, pitches regarding events or developments specific to this area may capture his attention as well.
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The director talks about celebrating the music of his films at the Hollywood Bowl.
Author Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor examines her relationship to the N-word and to her late father in a new book.
