Scott Renshaw is an Arts & Entertainment Editor at City Weekly. He has been a prominent voice in film criticism and local arts coverage, focusing on themes such as theater, pop-culture conventions, and visual arts, while also exploring the fan communities of Disney theme parks. Scott's work has been featured in Salt Lake City Weekly, Monterey County Weekly, and MiceChat, among others.
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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.
To effectively reach out to Scott, consider offering exclusive insights or access to film-related events, such as premieres or festivals, particularly those within the local Utah area. Additionally, providing unique angles or behind-the-scenes information related to movies being reviewed may capture his interest.
Given his focus on entertainment news and gaming, pitches could include interviews with filmmakers, actors/actresses from upcoming films or TV shows set in the United States (preferably around the Utah/Salt Lake City region) that he can cover for his audience.
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Sinners, The Wedding Banquet, Sneaks, The Ugly Stepsister, One to One: John & Yoko
Follow-up to the 2016 Ben Affleck action drama embraces the weird, for better or worse.
On his comedy origins, dealing with hecklers, and how a Utah appearance helped define his on-stage sensibility
Blumhouse "Halfway to Halloween," Frederick Wiseman documentaries, Keaton's The General and more screen for spring.
Thunderbolts*, Another Simple Favor, The Surfer, Bonjour Tristesse, Rosario
By: Scott Renshaw
Diverse kinds of art on display for spring
Fight or Flight, Juliet & Romeo, Summer of 69, Clown in a Cornfield, Secret Mall Apartment and more
Continuing to celebrate Utah's cultural uniqueness at a challenging moment
Mission: Impossible, Karate Kid, Jurassic Park, Superman and more fill a busy summer.
Final Destination Bloodlines, Hurry Up Tomorrow, Deaf President Now!
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