Press &
Credentials
Hollywood Nosebleed is an independent music journalism and photography publication based in Vancouver, BC. We cover live music, film, and culture with an emphasis on honest, unfiltered reporting and cinematic concert photography shot on a Blackmagic Cinema Camera.
Editor in ChiefGiovanni Doray
Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, Giovanni Doray brings a background in film and creative writing to music journalism. Shooting on a Blackmagic Cinema Camera with a 35mm lens, Doray brings a filmmaker's eye to live shows — capturing the depth, atmosphere, and cinematic quality that separates concert photography from documentation. Hollywood Nosebleed was founded to preserve raw honesty in independent journalism at a time when most music coverage has been absorbed by algorithm-driven platforms.
Past Work & Credentials
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For press credential requests, photo passes, advance listening, and interview scheduling. We cover concerts across North America — based in Vancouver, BC with coverage spanning Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, and beyond. Response within 48 hours.
press@hollywoodnosebleed.comFounded: 2025
Editor in Chief: Giovanni Doray
Based in: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Coverage: Music · Film · Culture
Photography: Blackmagic Cinema Camera · 35mm Lens
Email: press@hollywoodnosebleed.com
Instagram: @hnbmag
Website: hollywoodnosebleed.com
Selected Clips
Photos: Omar Apollo brought spirited energy to UBC
If the heat of summer seduction, palm trees, and fading youth could write music, it would be his.
Read on The Georgia Straight →Photos: Sum 41's farewell tour brought nostalgia to Rogers Arena
The band's music is an audible photograph of chipped skateboards and scraped knees.
Read on The Georgia Straight →Featured on Sum 41's Instagram →Vancouver Spills Their Guts for Olivia Rodrigo
A sold-out night at Rogers Arena that reminded Vancouver why Rodrigo is one of the most important artists of her generation.
Read on Medium →Hana Vu's romanticism soothes the WISE Hall
This is one artist to watch.
Read on The Georgia Straight →