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Write five 300–500-word music news stories during one assigned weekly shift. Stories are provided around noon, with weekend writers optionally receiving them Friday to draft or schedule in advance. All assigned stories must be published by midnight on the scheduled day. The role is an unpaid internship, and prior writing experience is preferred but not required.

Write movie reviews, editorials, features, and industry news coverage; research reputable information; engage with film-industry trends and critical conversations; attend available evening screenings in Los Angeles or New York; and explain complex filmmaking decisions to general audiences.

Supports audience-growth marketing for a music and entertainment magazine through outreach, SEO, analytics, research, strategy, and social media marketing. The intern will plan growth initiatives, explore emerging technologies, compile performance data, build contacts, and communicate with audiences and partners. Strong interest in modern music and familiarity with entertainment trends, marketing concepts, social media, and professional communication are expected.

Write regular previews and timely news stories about upcoming concerts, festivals, tours, venues, and local music events in Austin. Track concert and tour announcements, stay knowledgeable about Austin’s music scene and talent, and serve as a trusted source for local entertainment coverage. This is a part-time, unpaid, remote position restricted to applicants living in the Austin metropolitan area.

Research and write engaging video game news articles five days per week. Stay current on gaming industry developments, identify relevant stories, verify sources, and publish cohesive articles of at least 300 words using the site's content management system. Collaborate professionally with the Games department. Training is provided, and no prior experience is required.

Unpaid remote internship writing movie news, reviews, features, and opinion content. The writer will engage with film industry trends, conduct rapid internet research, review and analyze movies, explain filmmaking decisions to broad audiences, and develop unique editorial ideas. Applicants must submit a resume, two recent movie editorials, and two writing samples or links. Familiarity with WordPress, Google Drive, Slack, and basic HTML is preferred.

Write and research informative movie news stories, meet regular deadlines, and provide thoughtful analysis about why film-industry developments matter to moviegoers. The role requires strong grammar, analytical writing, consistent availability of at least 3–6 hours weekly, and a passion for movies. This is an unpaid, part-time remote opportunity with potential press-event access for writers in Los Angeles or New York.