Jessica Bryce Young is the Director of Research at Orlando Weekly. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on events, theater, and the vibrant cultural scene in Florida, particularly in Orlando. Jessica's work and insights have been featured in Orlando Weekly.
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Jessica Bryce Young's coverage predominantly revolves around local events, concerts, and book reviews in the Orlando area. She would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, especially those featuring live music and art exhibitions.
Given her focus on entertainment news and house & home topics, she might also welcome pitches related to local cultural happenings or feature stories on unique homes or living spaces within the Orlando area.
As Jessica's geographic focus is primarily localized to Orlando and Florida, relevant event announcements or profiles that are specific to this region are most likely to resonate with her.
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An essential list of all the best goings-on to make you merry and bright
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