Marshall Shaffer is an Associate Director of Media at his organization. He frequently writes about the film industry, journalism, and media, with a focus on arts and entertainment, culture, and climate change. His work has been featured in notable publications including Decider.com, SlashFilm, and IndieWire.
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Marshall Shaffer’s articles predominantly focus on film reviews and expert commentary relating to entertainment news, culture, and society. Given this coverage, he would likely be receptive to pitches from film directors, producers, or industry experts who can offer unique insights into the filmmaking process or discuss current trends in the movie industry.
As Marshall's geographic focus is not specified but given his broad range of topics covered within the entertainment industry, it is important for potential sources to have a global perspective on these areas rather than a localized one.
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By: Marshall Shaffer, Sandra Gomez
Loktev discusses how she found a structure in the events she captured across filming.
By: Marshall Shaffer
It offers what the historical record alone cannot: a perspective beyond what the speakers say.
By: Marshall Shaffer
Stan discusses how he filtered his character through his personal immigration journey.
By: Meta Time, Marshall Shaffer
Brad Bird's long-gestating passion project delivers imaginative action and striking retrofuturist visuals, but its derivative storytelling and muddled satire never quite come together.
By: Marshall Shaffer
It pairs the nail-biting tension of a sports drama with the epic sweep of a nature documentary.
By: Meta Time, Marshall Shaffer
It begins in the grass. Rather than showcasing some stunning threads or sweeping scenery, Georgia Oakley starts her spin on Jane Austen 's classic
By: Marshall Shaffer
The film lends childlike sincerity to themes that are adult in more ways than one.
By: Marshall Shaffer, Derek Smith
This release honors del Toro’s vision of a film “handmade by humans, for humans.”
By: Marshall Shaffer
Pawlikowski discusses what value he thinks art has to offer a polarized world.
By: Marshall Shaffer
Closure ’s humanistic approach lends a heroic quality to a man’s odyssey through limbo.
