Jeff Sneider is a prominent entertainment journalist known for his insightful coverage of the film and television industries. He began his career in 2003 as a writer for Ain’t It Cool News under the pseudonym ‘MiraJeff.’ His passion for storytelling and film criticism led him to intern at Variety in 2006, where he quickly made a name for himself. Notably, he participated in a memorable boxing match with director Uwe Boll, which garnered significant media attention and showcased his willingness to engage with the industry in unique ways.
After a brief period at TheWrap, Sneider returned to Variety in 2011 as a film reporter. His tenure there has been marked by a series of impactful articles that have shaped public discourse around major film releases and industry trends. His ability to break news and provide in-depth analysis has made him a trusted voice in entertainment journalism. Sneider’s work has not only appeared in Variety but also in prestigious outlets such as the Los Angeles Times and Rolling Stone, further solidifying his reputation.
In addition to his reporting, Sneider has contributed to various documentaries, including Michael Addis’ “Heckler,” which explores the complexities of criticism in the entertainment world. His diverse portfolio reflects his deep understanding of the industry and his commitment to delivering quality content to his audience.
Currently, Sneider operates his own newsletter, The InSneider, where he shares exclusive insights and updates on Hollywood. His dedication to his craft and his extensive experience make him a key figure in entertainment journalism, continually influencing how stories are told and perceived in the industry.