By: Justin Chang
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Justin Chang is a film critic at The New Yorker. He specializes in the film industry and filmmaking, contributing insightful reviews and critiques for NPR’s “Fresh Air” and previously for the Los Angeles Times and Variety. Chang's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News and Slate Magazine, and he is the 2024 Pulitzer Prize winner for criticism.
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Justin Chang’s coverage leans strongly toward film criticism, with a notable secondary interest in theater. He tends to engage with reviews and opinion-driven pieces, so outreach will land best when it offers a sharp, original take on a new release, a sequel, or a work that can be discussed through its larger cultural or artistic significance.
He is likely to respond to pitches that connect a project to broader questions about storytelling, craft, audience expectations, or how a production fits into current entertainment trends. For theater-related outreach, framing around standout performances, staging choices, or timely cultural relevance should be more effective than broad promotion.
His coverage is global, with attention to the United States.
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