Assistant Professor, to be precise, which, of course, all writing should be. Considering that the location of Hofstra University – Long Island! – is a fave of the Big Money Literary Scene in these United States of A, competition for the gig probably will be fierce. But if you’ve got the cred, this looks like a good one.
Here’s the lowdown:
RealityTea.Com has put out a call for freelance writers to contribute news about reality television to the website.
Here’s the site’s extremely and admirably short description of the requirements:
Well, maybe you can. If you’re “young(ish)”, which btw, may in fact be an unlawful requirement, but, hey, check it out:
TV/FILM (YOUNG-ISH) WRITING PARTNER (LA)
Looking for a TV/FILM writing partner — I have over 6 years experience, and I am currently creating a kids TV show for an Emmy winning producer. That being said, I really don’t care what your background is, as long as you see yourself WINNING and have a dedication for your craft. Looking for someone focused on Children Television and/or the 18-35 Demo.
Please have a portfolio and/or social media profile.
This just in via the Orange County Craigslist:
Want to write about reality TV? Website hiring writers (Los Angeles/OC) hide this posting
compensation: Pay per article/ recap
No, sorry, not for us. TVWriter™ can’t afford that – yet. (Although if you want to work out a trade, the Deal Line is always open.)
The sharp operators looking for your help are at a site called whatculture.com, and as for the deal they’re offering…hey, check it out