Top Journalists
Top Outlets
Are you a Prowly user?
Log in here
Top Journalists
>
Mel Campbell
Mel Campbell
Freelance Journalist at
ScreenHub
Contact this person
Email address
m*****@*******.com
Get email address
Influence score
36
Phone
(XXX) XXX-XXXX
Get mobile number
Location
Australia
Languages
Covering topics
Entertainment
Media
View more media outlets and journalists by signing up to AI PR
View latest data and reach out all from one place
Sign up to AI PR Toolkit
Recent Articles
screenhub.com.au
Exposure, Stan review: powerful arthouse TV - ScreenHub
Exposure is an uncompromising Australian series that fully marshalls the medium’s vocabulary.
over 2 years ago
screenhub.com.au
The Way We Wore, ABC review: fashion is the political - ScreenHub
Celeste Barber hosts a thoughtful three-part series about the way fashion shapes our lives.
almost 3 years ago
screenhub.com.au
Bay of Fires on ABC review: excruciating attempts at comedy - Scree...
The ABC’s new show reels between comedy and drama in a stressful and frustrating way, hiding its stakes from both its characters and the audience.
about 3 years ago
screenhub.com.au
Gold Diggers review: ABC comedy glisters but rarely shines - ScreenHub
The 1850s Victorian gold rush is ripe for comedy but this broad and bawdy series sometimes feels like a summer-camp talent show.
over 3 years ago
screenhub.com.au
Appetite on SBS review: a moreish, snackable treat - ScreenHub
Set in Sydney, among the food-rider community, this six-episode mystery series is sure to whet viewers’ appetites.
over 3 years ago
screenhub.com.au
Still: A Michael J Fox Movie’ on Disney+ – a beloved star’s ... - S...
Still celebrates Fox’s strength of character as he shakes off showbiz bullshit, becoming more powerfully himself.
over 3 years ago
screenhub.com.au
SBS' Alone Australia brings us together in the wilderness - ScreenHub
A reality show of who will last longest becomes a surprising observation of cultural history in SBS’ Alone Australia.
over 3 years ago
theguardian.com
From colonial gowns to Collette Dinnigan: how Australian fashion sh...
A comprehensive new exhibition, featuring more than 120 works from 90 designers, dramatically charts two centuries of elite clothing in Australia
over 10 years ago