allison Posted January 30, 2007 Report Share Posted January 30, 2007 Any takers? There is a bit of confusion in the posting(on the work in culture website)-it says the deadline is Sept 1, 2007 but the start date says February.http://www.spillmagazine.comPosition: Staff Writer Term: Internship Location: The Annex (Toronto) Salary: Product Start Date: Feb 01, 2007Job DescriptionAs a staff writer for one of Toronto's longest-running indie publication (since 1992), writers would be expected to complete assignments such as CD, music book, and DVD reviews, interviews with bands and labels, and live event reviews. This is to be done in a timely manner, and it is expected that writers would continualy achieve the quality standards which the Spill prides itself on. In return for a modest amount of 'work' (between 1 and 5 hours per week, depending on the assignments accepted/assigned), writers keep the media reviewed and gain entrance into live events free of charge.RequirementsA suitable candidate will:-Be punctual and able to meet deadlines.-Be able to attend each bimonthly meeting.-Be reliable and or a strong work ethic.-Have at least some experience reviewing media or conducting interviews related to arts and entertainment.Additional InformationA position with the Spill can be organized with a student writer's academic institution so that it fulfills an internship or independant study requirement at their academic institution.Send Submissions To: Arvin Kashyap Toronto Ontario Canada e: info@spillmagazine.comOrganization DescriptionThe Spill is a small music review publication with both a continuously updated internet component as well as quarterly print issues. We are currently looking to broaden our Date Posted: January 26, 2007Home | Contact Us | Privacy Policy © 2007 Cultural Careers Council Ontario Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zero Posted January 30, 2007 Report Share Posted January 30, 2007 Sounds sort of cool, personally I feel like I should be starting a magazine far better than that rather than volunteering for one. Although I wouldn't mind getting into more free shows there's lots of ways to skin that cat. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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