Scott Renshaw is a Film Critic at City Weekly. He specializes in the realms of arts and entertainment, particularly focusing on film and cinema, as well as exploring cultural movements and subcultures. Scott's work has been featured in Monterey County Weekly, MiceChat, and Salt Lake City Weekly.
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Scott Renshaw's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on film reviews and movie releases. He also covers events in the local Utah and Salt Lake City area.
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By: Scott Renshaw
Alfredo Jaar: The End; Eleanor Mahin Thorp: Snowtrickle, feldspar, dirt; Rick Silva: Dirt Nap @ Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
By: Scott Renshaw
Three new August releases take their protagonists on road trips, or at least attempts at them.
The End of Oak Street; The Rivals of Amziah King; The Brink of War; Nimrods
By: Scott Renshaw
Josh Johnson at Kingsbury Hall; Natasha Pulley at Kings English; Water For Elephants at Eccles.
The “accidental” festival keeps evolving to pursue its mission of accessibility and artist support.
Salt Lake City native talks about his new feature touching on loneliness and a culture focused on financial success.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma; Tony; Spa Weekend; The Magic Faraway Tree; Mouse; Late Fame; Union County
By: Scott Renshaw
"Nevermore" at Rose Wagner; "We The People" Festival; Nocturne SLC
Driving and striving with characters on seemingly hopeless journeys
The Dog Stars; Coyote vs. Acme; It Ends; Idiots; Buddy; The Marching Band
