Write comic book reviews and other website content with a clear, distinctive voice. Candidates must have strong English skills, expert comic book knowledge, effective written communication, teamwork, independence, and the ability to meet deadlines. The role is fully remote and volunteer/internship-based, offering review materials, convention access, and practical experience. Experience with content management systems, SEO, podcasts, or vlogs is beneficial.
Job Description
As a website that covers multiple mediums that millions of people are highly enthusiastic for, Entertainment Fuse is seeking experienced and talented writers. A deep interest in comic books is required, but having a passion for writing is the biggest necessity. We are looking for people who love to write and have a clear and distinctive voice.
Since we are a website, all positions are telecommute, so your location doesn’t matter. Currently, all of our position are on a volunteer/internship basis; however, we not only offer review materials, access to conventions, and a better spotlight for your work, but we also provide great hand-on work experience in a highly competitive field, which is why we’ve had past staff members go to popular companies such as Marvel, Ubisoft, EGM, and others.
QualificationsRequirements
- Strong command of the English language
- Can be personable and articulate through text
- A team player who requires minimal supervision
- The ability to meet deadlines
- Expert knowledge and high interest in comic books
Pluses
- Bachelor’s degree
- Prior experience with content management systems
- Knowledgeable about creating strong SEO
- An interest in multimedia content such as podcasts and vlogs
If you have any questions or would like to apply then please send two writing samples to Jobs at entertainmentfuse.com with the name of the position as the title.
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