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Brittany Frederick

(She/Her)
  • Journalist and Writer, Freelance
  • None, FREELANCE - THR, ROTTEN TOMATOES
San Diego
As seen in: Medium, MSN, AXS, Chicago Tribune, TODAY, Entertainment Weekly, Flipboard, FOX Sports, CBR, Distractify and
Covers:  Television, film, motorsports (IndyCar, NASCAR, IMSA, rallycross), music, theatre, esports, books, conventions, other entertainment and sports topics
Doesn't Cover: Fashion, celebrity gossip, social media trends/data
Entertainment journalist. Actor. Jonathan Groff’s dance partner once. @adamlevine's #1 fan and karaoke partner. Email: tvbrittanyf@yahoo.com

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Brittany Frederick is celebrating 25 years as a professional journalist, having reached millions of readers worldwide with her stories in every major form of entertainment and almost every major sport. Now with TVBrittanyF.com, she’s telling stories that put artists first and provide readers with meaningful insight they’ve never had before.

Having worked with major names in television, film, music and sports, Brittany has established herself as a powerful and reliable voice for both artists and…

Brittany Frederick’s Journalist Portfolio

'Every individual has a story worth telling': Julia Wosiak is changing movies

'Every individual has a story worth telling': Julia Wosiak is changing movies

Actor and writer Julia Wosiak discusses how coming to the United States has improved her life - and now she w…

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Why the 2024 IndyCar season feels like the end of an era

Why the 2024 IndyCar season feels like the end of an era

Alex Palou's third IndyCar championship points toward an even brighter future, but the 2024 IndyCar season is…

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The First 48's 'House of Cards' broke true crime's unwritten rule

The First 48's 'House of Cards' broke true crime's unwritten rule

The First 48 Season 17 episode 'House of Cards' was as close as the A&E show got to comedy - and now it's bec…

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MOTIVATE with Brittany Frederick Episode 10: Stefan Wilson

MOTIVATE with Brittany Frederick Episode 10: Stefan Wilson

Racing driver Stefan Wilson speaks about his passion for the sport and the hustle of an Indy 500 drive in MOT…

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Articles

Line of Duty Series 1 Retro Review: One of the Best TV Seasons Ever Made

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By Brittany Frederick
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Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) stands in front of Gates, Dot and Nigel in Line of Duty Series 1 Image via ITV Studios Brittany Frederick is an award-winning expert in crime dramas and true crime. She created the first media websites for One Chicago and The Voice. Line of Duty is a BBC crime series that truly earns the acclaim it has received since its 2012 debut. The first season is almost unrivaled, skillfully crafted by series creator Jed Mercurio.
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The Madison cast opens up about their epic journey with Paramount+ show

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By Brittany Frederick, Jonathan Groff
| tvbrittanyf.com
Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison is an emotional adventure that navigates highs and lows after the Clyburn family loses patriarch Preston and his brother Paul in a plane crash. Audiences watch the family struggle with grief and disconnection, while they also find a new community within Montana’s Madison River Valley, which gives the series its name.
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Born to Bowl filmmakers go inside HBO series: ‘Living and dying by every single strike’

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By Brittany Frederick
| Medium
Born to Bowl filmmakers go inside HBO series: ‘Living and dying by every single strike’ Press enter or click to view image in full size Professional bowler E.J. Tackett in the HBO series Born to Bowl. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of HBO.) Everyone knows bowling, but few people know professional bowling — and the HBO docuseries Born to Bowl aims to fix that.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first professional job was local news and human interest for the local newspaper. I was their youngest correspondent ever.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. I worked on a typewriter for years, including at the start of my professional career.

How is social media changing news?

It makes information infinitely more accessible and creates new connections that wouldn't otherwise exist.

Awards

California Governor's Medallion for Creative Writing

2000 - Creative Writing

Highest arts distinction available to a student in the state of California. Earned this award at age 14, the youngest recipient at the time. Earned while attending the prestigious California Institute of the Arts summer program in Creative Writing.