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Mitchell Brown
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Freelance Content Writer, Slay Away
Milwaukee
Beats
Biography
I'm a lifelong film fanatic. That's what you should know about me right off the bat. Among my friend groups and at work, I'm often considered the de facto film buff. I'm a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a degree in English (Emphasis on Creative Writing) and a minor in Film, Video, Animation, and New Genres. My primary academic interest was in screenwriting and film analysis, and my goal was to become a stronger and more concise writer and storyteller. I am a contributor at the independent horror website Slay Away, where I previously wrote editorials and reviews and now focus on my column, Decoding Evil, where I dissect and analyze famous horror villains. I also write freelance for Route Magazine, where I write stories on historical locations and figures. Most recently, I wrote as a Features Writer for MovieWeb, where I wrote two to three features a week on films and pop culture. I aim to gain more experience in content writing and copywriting and hopefully become a screenwriter.
Articles On Historical Landmarks And Individuals , Featuresfilm Reviews , Film Analysis
No gossip.
Content
By Mitchell Brown Verified| Redditch & Alcester Standard Verified The casino industry has long been a world of high-stakes gambling, exciting wins, and captivating experiences. Traditionally, players went to brick-and-mortar casinos to enjoy playing their favourite games, whether slots, roulette or blackjack. However, there has been a significant shift in how players engage in casino games in recent years.
By Mitchell Brown Verified| MXDWN@ Have you seen Firefly? We’re going to talk about it in-depth, expecting that you’ve seen every episode and can recite it word for word. If you haven’t seen it, watch it, love it, and come back later. Or click here for the essentials.Released in 2005—the same year as Revenge of the Sith—Serenity is likely the last great Star Wars film we’ll ever get, which is unfortunate, considering it isn’t affiliated with the franchise in any way.
By Mitchell Brown Verified| MXDWN@ Serenity is an anomaly of a movie. Name one other instance where a show gets canceled halfway through its first season, and then the head of a major studio walks up to the show creator with a $40 million check (with $100 million crossed out) and says, Be like Cody Rhodes and finish the story. Yeah, that probably hasn’t happened twice.
Company Info
Slay Away