Movie Department Journalist

As a website that covers multiple mediums and caters to millions of entertainment loving readers from around the world, Entertainment Fuse is seeking experienced and talented movie critic journalists! This position calls for someone who is familiar publishing content, loves a variety of movie genres, enjoys working with an exceptional team, and has a track record for successful writing!

Currently, all of our positions are on a volunteer/internship basis; however, we not only offer review materials, access to conventions, and a better spotlight for your work, but we also provide great hands-on work experience in a highly competitive field, which is why we’ve had past staff members go to popular companies such as Marvel, Ubisoft, Yahoo!, IGN, EGM, and others.

Qualifications

Requirements
  • Exceptional command of the English language
  • Ability to delegate assignments to appropriate staff-members
  • Must monitor and assist staff with work progress
  • Demonstrated leadership ability to organize/manage team meetings and set goals/objectives
Pluses
  • Experience with content management systems
  • Knowledgeable about creating strong SEO
  • An interest in multimedia content such as podcasts and vlogs

Additional Information

If you have any questions or would like to apply then please send two movie-related writing samples to Jobs at entertainmentfuse.com with the name of the position as the title. Do not apply solely through this website, interested candidates must email us at jobs at entertainmentfuse.com

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