My beats: film, books, culture, ideas. My bylines: regularly for SF Chronicle and Alta. Stanford alum. AWFJ member. Late or never adopter.
San Francisco, United States (Local)
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Jessica Zack's coverage largely revolves around entertainment news, particularly art, film, literature, and events in the San Francisco area. She shows a preference for expert commentary and event coverage related to these areas.
If you have expertise or are associated with notable figures in the San Francisco arts scene or entertainment industry, offering them as potential interviewees may be well-received. Additionally, if you can provide unique insights into local cultural events or trends within the arts community of San Francisco and California as a whole, this could also grab her attention.
Given Jessica's focus on profile features and reviews within the entertainment sector of San Francisco, she might appreciate pitches that include interviews with artists or authors from diverse backgrounds who have compelling stories to share.
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By: Jessica Zack
The bestselling author confronts generational silence and the emotional distance that shaped her in “Bad Bad Girl.”
By: Jessica Zack
National Geographic’s latest documentary uncovers the story behind Lynsey Addario’s haunting Ukraine photo and explores the emotional and physical toll of photojournalism on the frontlines.
By: Jessica Zack
Leibovitz discussed this “ongoing, never finished” odyssey of documenting famous women, and mentioned the project she’s excited about next ahead of a book tour stop at the Palace of Fine Arts.
By: Jessica Zack
Jessica Huang’s new play at Berkeley Rep revives Angel Island’s hidden stories through a sweeping tale of family, identity and survival.
By: Jessica Zack
“Hamnet” marks a powerful comeback for Chloé Zhao, blending Shakespearean history with raw emotion and a standout performance by Jessie Buckley.
By: Jessica Zack
A new film on “Democracy Now!” host Amy Goodman highlights her reporting and the growing crisis of fewer journalists and shrinking news resources.
By: Jessica Zack
Larry Sultan spent 10 years photographing his parents. The resulting book, “Pictures From Home,” now inspires a Marin Theatre play.
By: Jessica Zack
“Summer Tour,” which opens the 25th San Francisco Documentary Festival, follows young Deadheads on Dead & Company’s final tour.
By: Jessica Zack
Dave Eggers spent 20 years developing “Contrapposto,” a new novel about lifelong friendship, art-making and what’s broken in art education.
She photographed the Black Panthers, the Alcatraz occupation, and the farmworker movement. At 84, Ilka Hartmann is still developing film—and still a radical.
