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Welcome, Alex!You may have already caught of some Alex's film reviews here on Quail Bell— from big-screen Oscar noms (Her) and foreign masterpieces (The Spirit of the Beehive). Well, we've decided to make his film reviewer status official. Alex Carrigan hails from Newport News, Virginia. In May 2014, he will graduate from Virginia Commonwealth University with a degree in Print/Online Journalism and a minor in World Cinema. He has been fascinated with studying film since he first discovered Wikipedia in middle school. Coupled with writing an extended essay for the International Baccalaureate program, this has led Alex to want to pursue a career in writing about film. Alex has been published in several VCU publications, including as a former staff writer for The Commonwealth Times, Amendment Literary Journal, and Poictesme Literary Journal. He will serve as deputy editor-in-chief for Poictesme until graduation this spring. He also likes to write short fiction and participates in a collaborative roleplaying website in his spare time. He is also fond of studying literature and music. Alex's dream is to be a film critic for a major arts publication. His favorite critics include Roger Ebert, Nathan Rabin, Todd VanDerWerff, and Tom and Lorenzo. If he can't write about film, he wants to write about art and live in an art community. Other than that, he wants to live a life full of art, culture, humor, and passion. #AlexCarrigan #FilmReviews #FilmCritic Comments3/24/2014 02:07:49 pm
Alex, I just read the article on your official fim reviewer for Quail Bell Magazine. I am so happy for you. I've put Quail Bell on My Favorites so I can try to keep up with you. Congratulations. Comments are closed.
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