By: Karl Quinn, Michael Idato, Louise Rugendyke, Debi Enker, Craig Mathieson
From mythological black comedy to Media Watch, it’s been a huge year in television, so now it’s time for a few questions
Culture Editor-at-Large, The Sydney Morning Herald
Michael Idato is the Culture Editor-at-Large at The Sydney Morning Herald. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on themes such as film, theater, music, and architecture, with a particular interest in Australian cinema and events like the Golden Globe Awards. Michael's work has been featured in various publications, including Waikato Times, PEDESTRIAN.TV, and Brisbane Times.
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Michael Idato's coverage primarily revolves around lifestyle and entertainment news, with a focus on TV shows, series, movies, and directors. He heavily emphasizes event coverage in his articles. When reaching out to Michael, consider providing insights or interviews related to the latest developments in the entertainment industry such as upcoming TV shows, movie releases, major award ceremonies like Golden Globes or exclusive interviews with prominent figures from the world of television and film. Keep in mind that he focuses on national (Australia) content so tailor your pitches accordingly if they are localized for an Australian audience.
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