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Barry Hertz

Deputy Arts Editor/Film Editor

Preston's Summary

Barry Hertz is a Deputy Arts Editor and Film Editor at the Globe and Mail. He specializes in the film industry and entertainment news, exploring themes of pop culture, cultural movements, and subcultures. Barry's work has been featured in Exclaim! Media, New West Record, Esquire magazine, and The Autopian, among others.

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Geo Focus

Canada (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Opinion: 29 %
Informative: 27 %
Reviews: 21 %
Interviews Q&as: 10 %
Events: 7 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Film Industry
  • Filmmaking
  • Entertainment News
  • Pop Culture
  • Cultural Movements
  • Journalism
  • Media
  • Press

Pitching Insights

Barry Hertz’s coverage is heavily centered on film and the wider entertainment world, especially around major festivals, industry shifts, and notable releases. He seems most responsive to pitches that offer timely access, sharp commentary, or a distinctive angle on current film-world developments rather than generic promotion.

He also frequently writes with a strong point of view, so pitches tied to opinionated takes, festival buzz, or behind-the-scenes industry context may land better than straightforward announcements. Sources with direct knowledge of new releases, production trends, or major film events will likely be the best fit.

His work is aimed at a national Canadian audience, so pitches should keep Canada in view.

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