Location
Brooklyn, New York
School
The George Washington University, Dublin City University
Expertise
Arts & Culture, France, Museums and Historical Sites
- Michelle is a frequent traveler, and has explored over ten countries including Ireland, Austria, England, France, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Morocco, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Italy, and others.
- Her work as a writer/producer has been featured in the Catalyst Content Festival, the New York Short Comedy Film Festival, and the New York Comedy Festival.
- In her former role as a publicist, Michelle worked on Oscar-winning movies and Emmy-winning television shows.
Experience
Michelle Cohn is a writer and producer who has worked in the editorial space for over seven years. Previously, she worked in film publicity and traveled all around the world for film festivals and events. Her work has been featured in the Los Angeles Review of Books, Vulture, and Paste Magazine, and other sites, and she also runs a newsletter called The Arts & Culture Section.
Education
Michelle Cohn has a BA from The George Washington University with a major in American Studies and a double minor in Journalism and Mass Communications and French Language and Culture.
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Michigan
By Michelle Cohn
Near the Detroit airport, there's an admirable small-town Michigan destination that has abundant food options, great parks, and year-round activities.
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This town that's nestled right on the Ohio River is a perfect getaway to immerse yourself in beautiful nature and art evocative of the town's French roots.
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