Margeaux Sippell is a film reporter for MovieMaker Magazine, with previous experience at Variety, The Boston Globe, and TheWrap. She has a passion for covering the film industry, from interviews with directors and actors to analysis of the latest releases and industry news.
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Margeaux Sippell predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on film, festivals, and industry trends. She often includes event coverage and expert commentary in her articles. For pitches to Margeaux, consider offering access to exclusive interviews or insights from prominent figures within the film industry. Topics related to major film festivals like Sundance are likely of interest as well.
Given her focus on evolving stories and expert commentary, she may be interested in receiving pitches from professionals able to provide unique perspectives or insider knowledge regarding ongoing developments in the entertainment world or specific films.
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By: Margeaux Sippell
Echelon Studios International Film Festival director Jesse Randall knows how hard it can be to find a distribution deal for a movie without a lot of money and connections.
By: Margeaux Sippell
Al Pacino says he donated his paycheck from his 1980 movie Cruising after deciding the film was "exploitative" of the LGBTQ+ community
These Al Pacino performances that will blow you away, from The Panic in Needle Park to Bobby Deerfield
By: Margeaux Sippell
The Santa Fe International Film Festival has announced winners including Petr Slavík's Waltzing Matilda for best narrative feature
By: Margeaux Sippell
SCAD founder and president Paula Wallace built her students a huge, Hollywood-style backlot right there in Savannah, Georgia.
By: Margeaux Sippell
Kieran Culkin never used to care what people thought of his movies or shows until he did Jesse Eisenberg's A Real Pain
By: Margeaux Sippell
Y2K filmmakers Kyle Mooney and Evan Winter had Fred Durst in the script from day one, long before they knew whether the Limp Bizkit frontman would say yes to taking on a significant acting role in their turn-of-the-millennium satirical horror comedy.
By: Margeaux Sippell
We fact-checked details from The Apprentice movie about Donald Trump and Roy Cohn — here's what we found
By: Margeaux Sippell
The Savannah College of Art and Design has announced all of the juried award winners for the SCAD Savannah Film Festival 2024
By: Margeaux Sippell
Main Image: A photo from the BlackStar Film Festival, courtesy of Film Festival Alliance
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