Tim Shortt

Visual Journalist

Preston's Summary

Tim Shortt is a Visual Journalist at Gannett. With a rich background in still photography, videography, and video editing, he covers a diverse range of themes including aviation and aerospace, culture and society, and animal care. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The Palm Beach Post.

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Geo Focus

Viera, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 44 %
Events: 27 %
Promotional: 16 %
Data Driven: 9 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • International Space Station
  • NASA
  • Rocketeering
  • Satellites
  • Space Travel
  • Pets
  • Veterinary

Pitching Insights

Tim's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and seasonal activities in Brevard County, Florida. He often covers community gatherings, entertainment news, and family-oriented activities.

For effective outreach to Tim Shortt, consider pitching unique and engaging stories related to local events, seasonal celebrations or festivals in Brevard County. Additionally, human-interest stories focusing on family dynamics or heartwarming relationships within the community may resonate well with his coverage preferences.

Since Tim has a keen interest in photography as evident from his articles' titles mentioning "favorite space photos," pitches about noteworthy photography exhibitions or initiatives could also be relevant for him.

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