Scott Mendelson is a Columnist at The Wrap. He focuses on the film industry and entertainment news, covering topics such as filmmaking, theater, and the broader arts and media landscape. Scott's work has been featured in notable publications including Forbes, Yahoo News, and MSN, among others.
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Scott Mendelson mainly covers entertainment news and gaming. His articles focus on movie releases, box office performance, film directors, and sequels. Given his emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, he may be interested in exclusive interviews or insights related to upcoming movies, box office performance analysis, or industry trends. If you have relevant insider information about the entertainment industry or upcoming blockbuster films that align with Scott's coverage areas, these could make for compelling pitches.
Additionally, since he has covered topics related to gaming as well as entertainment news such as movies and Hollywood gossip extensively in the past year; if your organization operates at the intersection of these industries or can provide unique perspectives relating to them both concurrently – it would likely grab Scott’s attention.
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By: Scott Mendelson
In non-'Star Wars' and non-'Obsession' Friday box office news, 'I Love Boosters' earned an okay $1.5 million while 'The Sheep Detectives' continued to post udderly impressive holds.
Focus and Blumhouse's breakout sleeper smash earned 30% more in its second Fri-Sun frame than it did in its first, one of the best jumps for any wide release not opening around Christmas.
By: Scott Mendelson
Focus Features and Blumhouse’s sleeper smash will earn almost as much on Memorial Day as it did on its opening day, with an end-of-Monday domestic total of around $60 million.
By: Scott Mendelson
In a world where 'Devil Wears Prada 2' can top $600 million and 'Michael' approaches $800 million, a $165 million 'Star Wars' movie likely passing $400 million is... fine.
By: Scott Mendelson
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By: Scott Mendelson
I don't know a damn thing about creepypasta, but Kane Parsons' directorial debut works on its own cinematic terms as a slow-building, dread-infusing romp that needs no "It's for the kids!" apologies.
By: Scott Mendelson
‘Mandalorian and Grogu’ is no longer #1 in America, but if it’s really as family-focused as hoped, the ‘Star Wars’ story should (regardless of ranking) rally over the weekend.
By: Scott Mendelson
The current generation of self-trained talent isn’t disrupting the theatrical system; rather, it’s picking up the ball Hollywood dropped to affirm its value.
An 81% Friday drop for 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' barely mattered amid an overall weekend total that'll be nearly 10% higher than the previous Fri-Sun Memorial Day weekend
By: Scott Mendelson
'Backrooms’ opens to $81 million as ‘Star Wars’ drops 69% and ‘Obsession’ becomes the first non-December flick since ‘E.T.’ to rise in both weekend two and three.
