online publications

COLLIDER

As a Features Writer for Collider, I write essays, editorials, and lists/rankings related to movies and television.

“Why 'Station Eleven's Meditation on Collective Grief is the Perfect Covid Era Story,” January 2022

"How ‘Veronica Mars’ and ‘Nancy Drew’ Influenced Each Other,” November 2021

SCREEN RANT

As a freelance writer for Screen Rant, I wrote breaking entertainment news posts on both film and TV, including weekend coverage.

"Endgame Director Confirms Captain America Traveled Back to Main Timeline,” February 2021

“Doctor Who: BBC Won’t Confirm Or Deny Jodie Whittaker’s Exit Report,” January 2021

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

As an intern for Entertainment Weekly, my byline appeared in both the print edition of the magazine and online. I had the opportunity to write entertainment news, book reviews, and conduct interviews. 

"Missy Elliot picks Morgan Freeman over Peter Dinklage in Super Bowl ad rap battle", January 2018

"Truly Devious marks a great start to a new series", January 2018

OTHER

During the summer of 2016, I was an intern for X-Factor Films and wrote for their blog (pre-launch and rebrand to Blue Fever). I was also fortunate at Emerson College to write a regular column called Carr on Culture (Feb 2015-April 2016), which discussed the intersections of feminism, media and culture. Reproductions of those posts are below.

"Where are all the lady superheroes?", June 2016 - X Factor Films

"Carr on Culture: Minority bias on and offscreen", April 2016 - The Berkeley Beacon 

Screenwriting

At Emerson College I took courses in television writing and accumulated a portfolio of works, both original and spec scripts. 

"Ms. Parker's First Week", Divine Intervention, 2016 - original pilot
Finalist for the 2017 Set in Philadelphia screenwriting competition

"I Killed Josh's Friend!", Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, 2016 - spec script
Semifinalist for NBC’s Writers on the Verge, 2017

"Jake Peralta, Babysitter", Brooklyn Nine-Nine, 2015 - spec script

youtube

From March 2010 - March 2013 I created, promoted, and maintained the YouTube channel tinydoodlez, a song animation channel which to this day has garnered over 11 million views and 29,000 subscribers. In college, Olivia Harvey and I created "Drunk Pop Culture," a comedy channel to discuss and skewer pop culture topics and trends.