Location
Brooklyn, New York
School
Haverford College, New York University
Expertise
Stephen King adaptations, The Traitors, Mystery-box shows
- Emma has covered major cultural events including the New York Film Festival, New York Comic Con, and various red carpet premieres for The A.V. Club.
- She has interviewed a wide swath of talent across the film and TV industries including Matthew Gray Gubler, Donald Faison, Abigail Spencer, LaKeith Stanfield, Joey Graziadei, "Hunger Games" director Francis Lawrence, and the casts of "Anora" and "Percy Jackson and the Olympians."
- She's successfully introduced several of her friends and family members into the fandom of Netflix's "Dark," which she considers one of the greatest shows of all time.
Experience
Emma knew she wanted to be a TV critic the minute she hit publish on her first post on the "Lost" forums in middle school, and she's never looked back. In 2022, she earned her Master of Arts in cultural reporting and criticism from NYU before joining The A.V. Club's breaking news team. There, she covered TV, film, music, internet culture, and more. Her work has also been published by Collider and Lit Talk by Bond & Grace. In her free time, you can find Emma binging classic sci-fi and horror films (she'll talk your ear off about anything involving time travel), watching the latest Mike Flanagan series, or listening to Hayley Williams, Radiohead, or The National.
Education
Emma earned her bachelor's degree in English from Haverford College. She also holds a master's degree in cultural reporting and criticism from New York University.
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