By: Ramin Zahed
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Ramin Zahed is the Editor-in-Chief for Animation Magazine. He covers a wide range of topics within the entertainment industry, including animation, films, TV, visual effects, and indie projects, with a strong focus on arts and entertainment. Ramin's work has been featured in notable publications such as Animation Magazine, Los Angeles Times, and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
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Ramin Zahed’s coverage is heavily centered on animation, with a strong mix of informative pieces, creator Q&As, and event-driven stories. He seems most responsive to pitches that offer access to directors, animators, or producers with a clear, story-specific angle—especially around new releases, creative process, or behind-the-scenes development.
He also appears open to coverage tied to notable industry moments, awards, and timely announcements, particularly when there’s a fresh visual project or distinctive world-building element to discuss. Since his reporting takes a global view with a U.S. angle, pitches can come from anywhere as long as they connect to audiences and developments relevant to that market.
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