Founder and Editor of The Queer Review, James Kleinmann has had over twenty years of media experience, both LGBTQ+ and mainstream. He was the on-air film critic on both Gaydar Radio and Gaydio's breakfast shows and has contributed to Europe's best-selling LGBTQ+ publication, Attitude Magazine. James is a longstanding member of GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics. James has moderated press conferences and on-stage Q&As with some of the world's leading actors and filmmakers, including the Velvet Goldmine retrospective screening panel with Todd Haynes and Christine Vachon at Tribeca Festival. In the UK, he was was a regular broadcaster on the most listened to national station, BBC Radio 2, contributing on air film reviews and interviews alongside presenters such as Zoe Ball, Claudia Winkleman and Richard Madeley, as well as review and interview slots on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Scotland, and BBC Manchester. James has also conducted interviews on behalf of outlets and media brands such as MTV, Bauer, Global, Marie Claire, Loaded, HeyUGuys.com, and ITN Productions. James is a graduate of University College London (UCL) and Drama Studio London. In addition to his media career, James has extensive PR and business experience and is an actor and filmmaker. His latest feature as producer, You Can't Stay Here starring Guillermo Díaz, is now streaming on Tubi. He resides in New York City.