Are you a film / pop culture writer or video essayist who wants to get into the indie film essay business? We’d love to consider you for The Cinematropolis team!
JOB DETAILS:
This is a work-from-home job that can be done at your own leisure.
Word count is set at 500 words minimum for essays with a preferred count of 1000-2000 words.
Video essays are expected to run between 5-10 minutes.
When submitting your work, you will enter it into WordPress and be expected to format it accordingly (we will provide a formatting guide to help you out). Once formatted, you’ll be able to publish it directly to the site (editorial approval may or may not be necessary).
In terms of payment, we offer flat rates dependent on the type of essay or video you are creating. Payment will only be offered through PayPal and on a monthly basis.
REASON TO WRITE FOR US:
Gain Experience: Interested in writing, producing web content or having your analysis heard? If so, The Cinematropolis can offer you the chance to gain experience as you are guided through the work by people who have been doing this for years. We’ll teach you how to perfect your writing and video essays, make contacts in your field and collaborate with other like-minded people. If you’re a journalism student, up and coming content creator or just looking to get the word about your next project out there, we are more than happy to consider your pitch.
Gain Opportunity: Writing for The Cinematropolis can be a great first step into analysis driven film writing. Whether it be advanced screenings or film festivals, The Cinematropolis can give you the opportunity to access to events and plug you into a network with other individuals in the fields of independent filmmaking and online content creation. In addition to building your portfolio, you’ll have the opportunities you need to succeed and grow.
If you’re interested in writing for us, please email your pitch or topic of interest along with a writing or video sample to thecinematropolis@gmail.com with the words ESSAY PITCH in the subject line.
