Eric Volmers is an entertainment writer at Postmedia. With over 15 years of experience in Calgary, he covers a diverse range of topics including music, film, visual art, and theater, often exploring the intersections of culture and society. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Edmonton Journal, Calgary Herald, and National Post.
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Eric Volmers focuses on local entertainment news in Calgary and Alberta, with an emphasis on events and expert commentary. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expertise related to the arts, music, or other forms of entertainment specific to Calgary and Alberta. As event coverage is a dominant theme in his articles, offering exclusive access to upcoming events or interviews with key figures within the local entertainment scene could be particularly appealing. Additionally, emphasizing any unique angles related to arts or music in these regions may capture his attention.
Given Eric's focus on local content & publishing as well as event coverage attributes, pitches that align with these themes while showcasing relevance to Calgary and Alberta would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Eric Volmers
Other titles announced include Michael Dowse's The Stunt Driver, Scottish comedy The Incomer, Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
By: Eric Volmers
Poems composed from text fragments copied from Wikipedia through word associations and chance operations, poet says.
By: Eric Volmers
Blues and R&B singer reflects on three-decade run in Calgary's music scene as he prepares for new chapter in life.
By: Eric Volmers
"We have been in the living rooms of people around the world for two decades," says star Amber Marshall about show's longevity, fan devotion
By: Eric Volmers
Coyote vs. Acme was saved by an indie film company after Warner Bros. decided to shelf film as a $30-million tax write-off
By: Eric Volmers
The band began as a punk band in elementary school, but have gotten "better at faking it and fitting in with the bluegrass bands."
By: Eric Volmers
"I had this weird feeling of being suspended without a place to call my own, this weird feeling of dislocation," says Anita Rau Badami.
In 2022, the cast and crew of Coyote vs. Acme attended a “funeral screening.” Read more.
By: Eric Volmers
Indie-duo Tegan and Sara are still working together, but Sara becoming a mother has "reshaped" the twins' lives, Tegan says.
By: Eric Volmers
In 2022, the cast and crew of Coyote vs. Acme attended a “funeral screening.”
