School
University Of Kansas
Expertise
Movies, TV, Popular Culture
- Abby has been writing film reviews, interviews and features since 2014, and her list of publications include outlets such as RogerEbert.com, Birth. Movies. Death., Sojourners and The Pitch.
- Abby has covered TV in both written and podcast form for websites including Think Christian and Sojourners.
- Abby began writing about popular culture in 2014 for Sojourners magazine, and has since covered related areas including comics and music for Sojourners and Think Christian in features, podcasts and interviews.
Experience
Abby began writing about film, TV and popular culture as an intern for Sojourners Magazine in 2013. Since then, she has contributed interviews, features, reviews, in-depth critical essays and film festival coverage for a variety of publications including RogerEbert.com, Birth. Movies. Death., /Film, Crooked Marquee and The Pitch. Abby has extensive experience writing about film, with additional experience covering television, comics and music. Her film festival coverage includes the Toronto International Film Festival, SXSW, the True/False film festival and Fantasia.
Education
Abby studied journalism at the University of Kansas William Allen White school of journalism, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in 2010.
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Over the course of his career, Wes Anderson has given us characters who are quirky, charming, and utterly unique — and none of them are better than these 10.
By Abby Olcese
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