Tim Lammers

News/Sports/Health Anchor/Reporter

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Preston's Summary

Tim Lammers is a News/Sports/Health Anchor/Reporter at FOX61/CW20. He specializes in Arts and Entertainment, covering topics such as film, theater, and culture, while also exploring the intersections of photography and societal themes. Tim's work has been featured in Forbes Australia, NewsBreak, Looper, and other notable outlets.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 30 %
Review: 22 %
Private Sector Announcements: 13 %
Press Release: 12 %
Seasonal: 8 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Film Industry
  • Celebrities
  • Animation
  • Digital Art
  • Concerts & Festivals

Pitching Insights

Tim's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly revolving around movies and TV shows. He seems to be interested in exclusive announcements and expert commentary related to the entertainment industry. If you have unique insights into upcoming movies, series developments or insider information about celebrities involved in these projects, it might catch his attention.

Given Tim's broad interest in various aspects of the entertainment world, he may appreciate pitches that delve into different elements such as behind-the-scenes stories, production challenges, creative decisions made by filmmakers or actors’ perspectives. Although there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for his coverage attributes are not geographically bound either.

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