Programming Coordinator (UK) - Youtube Culture & Trends
James Egan is a Programming Coordinator for YouTube Culture & Trends in the UK. He writes for What Culture LTD, focusing on articles related to video games, horror movies, and entertainment. James explores various aspects of popular culture, including game franchises, movie scenes, and TV shows, providing insights and analysis for his readers.
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James Egan's coverage is primarily focused on reviewing and critiquing various forms of entertainment, particularly video games, movies, horror films, and TV shows. He seems to have a keen interest in dissecting specific elements within these mediums such as villains, movie scenes shot in a single take, or unconvincing acting moments.
Given his focus on reviews and critiques across different types of media content, James may be open to pitches from experts who can provide unique perspectives or analyses related to the quality and reception of specific video games or movies. Additionally, he might be interested in insights about trends in the gaming industry or notable developments within the world of cinema.
Considering that James does not appear to have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers international entertainment topics broadly without regional constraints based on titles provided for review suggests an openness to global subject matter.
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