Casting Call: Freelance Interviewer for “Write or Die Magazine”
Job Responsibilities:
- Pitching Interviews: Develop and submit pitches for interviews focusing on authors with a forthcoming or recently published book. Special consideration is given to debut authors and books published by indie presses.
- Conducting Interviews: If accepted, conduct insightful and engaging interviews with the selected authors.
- Drafting Submissions: Prepare interview drafts according to the specified guidelines (Times New Roman, 12 point font, double-spaced).
- Document Preparation: Ensure the first page of your submission includes the title of the piece, your name, phone number, email address, and a brief cover letter with a third-person bio.
- Follow-up: Stay responsive to any editorial feedback or requests for revision.
Requirements:
- Experience & Skill: Prior experience in conducting interviews is preferred but not essential. Strong writing skills and the ability to engage readers are crucial.
- Submission Guidelines Adherence: Submissions must adhere to the specified formatting and content guidelines.
- Original Content: Only original, unpublished works will be considered. No previously published works are accepted.
- One Submission at a Time: Submit only one piece at a time.
- Simultaneous Submissions: We accept simultaneous submissions but require immediate notification if your story is accepted elsewhere.
- File Format: Submissions should be sent as an attached Word document.
Compensation Details:
- Payment: Writers will receive a flat rate of $25 for each interview that is published in the magazine.
- No Submission Fee: There is no fee to submit your work for consideration.
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Job Description
A new student film pilot is seeking a skilled and motivated 1st Assistant Camera (1st AC) to join the crew and assist with pulling focus during production. This is an exciting opportunity to collaborate on a creative project, gain hands-on experience on set, and earn IMDB credit for your work. The film is non-union and designed for emerging professionals looking to build their portfolios while working in a fast-paced, learning-focused environment.
Job Responsibilities
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Pull focus and support the Director of Photography during filming
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Assist with camera setup and maintenance throughout production
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Collaborate with crew to maintain shot consistency and camera performance
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Adapt to schedule changes and contribute to an efficient shooting process
Requirements
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Prior experience or training as a 1st AC preferred
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Strong understanding of camera focus systems and tools
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Ability to work with a student team and flexible shoot schedule
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Must be based in or able to work in Los Angeles
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Open availability between shoot dates or willingness to communicate your schedule
Compensation
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IMDB credit for your work
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On-set meals provided
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Final copy of the film for your portfolio