Jason Shawhan is a journalist based in Nashville, Tennessee, focusing on local arts and entertainment. He is a regular contributor to the Nashville Scene, covering a wide range of topics including film, theater, music, and cultural events. With a keen eye for the unique and thought-provoking, Jason provides insightful critiques and reviews that reflect his passion for the local arts scene.
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Jason Shawhan's coverage is primarily focused on reviewing and critiquing various forms of entertainment, including horror, thriller, and gross-out genres. He also covers events related to the entertainment industry.
If you are reaching out to Jason with a pitch, consider offering access to exclusive previews or early screenings for upcoming horror or thriller movies in the Nashville area. Additionally, if you have expertise in analyzing these genres from an industry-specific perspective or can provide insightful commentary on cultural aspects of such films, your pitch may resonate well with him.
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