Mike Shutt
School
The University Of Texas
Expertise
Streaming Services, Televisions, Mobile Phones
- Mike Shutt has a long-standing obsession with film and all the devices that allow us to create and view them, leading him to begin studying film at the age of 13 under the mentorship of seasoned film and television director Kat Candler.
- He has an extensive Blu-ray and DVD collection of over 2,000 titles and counting, which he is both proud of and extremely embarrassed by.
- Mike has an array of devices at his disposal, ranging from a brand-new 4K TV to an old Orion VCR.
Experience
Mike began writing about film online in 2014 for the sadly defunct site RopeOfSilicon while he was attending The University of Texas in Austin. Since then, his writing can be seen on SlashGear's sister site Slashfilm, Collider, GotchaMovies.com, and his own site ReelProjection.com. His writing has run the gamut across these sites, including film news, reviews, and film festival coverage from Sundance, South by Southwest, and Fantastic Fest. Aside from writing, he also co-hosted the film podcast No Excuses with Austin Chronicle contributor Jenny Nulf. Along with film, Mike has a deep love and great knowledge of musicals and theme parks.
Education
Mike has a bachelor's degree in radio-television-film from The University of Texas, frequently considered one of the best film schools in the country.
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Stories By Mike Shutt
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Chevrolet and Ford have been combating for American drivers' attention for decades, offering versatile and capable pickup trucks ever since the beginning.
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Toyota's 1UZ V8 engine was followed up a few years later by the 2UZ. While they are largely the same, there are a few changes that make a distinct difference.
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RAM's EcoDiesel engines did give a big boost to fuel mileage (especially for a diesel), but it wasn't a huge hit for a few different reasons.
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Ryobi's 18V ONE+ is a popular choice for DIY enthusiasts because it allows for simple use with no arm fatigue, while providing a ton of battery time.
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Ryobi is one of the best-selling power tool brands in the United States. Here's everything you need to know about their selection of pressure washers.
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From the basic option to high-powered muscle, the 1977 Pontiac Firebird offered owners a variety of engines that were ideal for specific circumstances.
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The following three chainsaws are just a small selection of what Milwaukee has to offer, but can help you get the job done.
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When you think of Honda, you think of reliable midrange vehicles. But Honda has more than that under its umbrella. Here are all the car brands that Honda owns.
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USB-C and Thunderbolt monitors may seem like the same thing, but there is one big difference between the two. Here's what you need to know before buying one.
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Ford's Coyote engines have been running strong since 2010, but the second and third generations in particular had some pretty significant differences.
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One of the most frustrating things that can happen is when your Samsung smart TV fails to connect to Wi-Fi. Here are a few solutions that actually work.
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Some drivers considering the popular EV may be wondering whether Teslas have engines and what actually powers their drivetrain and electric motors.
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If you have been shopping for a new Samsung TV but are still deciding which one to get, this list of the highest-rated in 2024 should help you out.
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In the past, businesses could accept cash, or had to install a specialized payment terminal to receive credit card payments. Today, there are many more options.
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The Swedish home furnishing empire offers pegboards that can help remove the clutter from your desk and organize everything with a sleek design.
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So, you want to be a rock superstar? First, you're going to need to choose the right power supply for your various guitar pedals. Here's what you should know.
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Are you in the market for an elite wireless surround sound system? Here's what you need to know about the products of two of the best brands out there.
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Here are the six most reliable engines Ford has made. Some, you can still find in vehicle models today, while others are a blast from the past.
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T-Mobile's wireless internet seems convenient and affordable, but is it worth it when you compare it to other ISPs? Here are a few things you should know.
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When Ford redesigned its modular engine, two main variants emerged -- the Coyote and the Voodoo -- but they have very different designs and purposes.
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If you think automobile naming is confusing now, just look at what it was like over 50 years ago, when Chevy offered a C10 and K10 with no obvious difference.
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For those that need the extra heft of a diesel-powered truck, automakers like Chevrolet and Ford put in the effort so you don't sacrifice fuel economy entirely.
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If you're looking to up your camping game, you may be wondering whether a solar or gas-powered generator would be better. Here's what we know.
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While Milwaukee does not currently make a hot glue gun, there are a few companies that make glue guns compatible with the 18V battery. Check out these three.
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If you want to produce the best sound from your electric guitar, you'll need to find the sweet spot on your amp. Though it isn't hard, it does require finesse.
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People have been trying to find alternative energies in an effort to curb our use of fossil fuels and protect the planet. Luckily, solar panels can help.
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If you work with a chainsaw quite often and want to make a change to the battery-powered variety, here are five different Stihl brand chainsaws to consider.