CELEBRITY INTERVIEWER • ENTERTAINMENT NEWS REPORTER • HOST/MODERATOR
VIDEO/PODCAST PRoducer • EDITOR • content Developer
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Cameron Scheetz is a Los Angeles-based Entertainment Reporter, Video Producer, and Host with 10 years of industry experience.
Currently, Cameron serves as the Entertainment Editor for Queerty, where he maintains the site’s Entertainment vertical — overseeing all coverage of LGBTQ+ television, film, music, and books, as well as drag and celebrity news — and spearheads some of the site’s tentpole features an events, including the annual Queerties Awards and co-hosting the Pride50 ‘23 event with Kandy Muse.
Previously, Cameron worked as a producer, writer, and on-air talent for The A.V. Club, frequently interviewing celebrities, artists, and industry insiders to get the deeper story behind the pop culture everyone’s talking about. Additionally, Cameron has run social media accounts for The A.V. Club, developed film and television concepts with the writers of The Onion and ClickHole, built and presented pitch decks to major studios, and launched a podcast with The A.V. Club’s Marah Eakin, a weekly Riverdale recap podcast called Dial M For Maple.
In 2020, Cameron wrote and produced The A.V. Club’s docuseries, Why We Love: Pride Edition, a four-part exploration into the mainstream pop culture that made a lasting impact on young queer audiences. Created entirely during quarantine, the series launched during Pride Month 2020, and featured interviews with leading LGBTQ+ voices in entertainment, as well as academics and queer theorists who help us answer the pivotal question, “Why did we love that so much?”
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With Colman Domingo
Co-hosting Queerty’s Pride50 2023 Event with Kandy Muse
Recording Robot Chicken voiceover with Seth Green
Interviewing Will Ferrell at Sundance
With The Good Place’s Manny Jacinto and D’Arcy Carden
Making red carpet magic with Margaret Cho & Ts Madison at the GLAAD Awards
Hosting a Q&A with the director and cast of Of An Age
Areas of interest include: Independent film, live comedy shows, queer artists and creators, Carly Rae Jepsen, Drag Race “herstory,” the Midwest, the unsung heroes of Hollywood’s below-the-line careers (think: stunt coordinators, sound mixers, and the people who clean up the slime for Nickelodeon), trying new foods, satire, Laura Dern’s entire filmography, forgotten gems, hidden talents, and that one video of the waving bear.
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