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CALENDAR EDITOR Orlando Weekly has an immediate opening for a full-time calendar editor to research, edit and produce The Week, the most popular feature in our paper. The ideal candidate will be very detail oriented, willing to work the phone for information, know AP style, be able to meet or exceed tight deadlines, have an eye for proofreading finished pages and the ability to write polished copy. If that sounds like you, and you have at least two years experience at a publication, send a resume, cover letter and work samples to Bob Whitby, editor, Orlando Weekly, Or e-mail your materials to bwhitby@orlandoweekly.com. COPY EDITOR Orlando Weekly has an immediate opening for a part-time copy editor. If you live and breathe grammar, can look at a story and see things two other people have missed, have a healthy respect for deadlines, know AP style and have at least two years experience as a copy editor at a publication, we'd like to talk to you. Send a cover letter, resume and work samples to Bob Whitby, editor, Orlando Weekly, Or e-mail your materials to bwhitby@orlandoweekly.com. FREELANCE WRITERS Know the difference between reporting the facts and writing a story? Know how to craft a compelling tale? Then we'd like to talk to you. Orlando Weekly has opportunities for freelance news, arts and feature writers. If you've got a story idea, and the ability to execute it, we'd like to hear from you. E-mail us at bwhitby@orlandoweekly.com . No phone calls, please. FREELANCE MUSIC WRITERS Do you always bitch about the music coverage in the Orlando Weekly? Does your favorite band never get written about? Well shut up and do something about it. Orlando Weekly is looking for freelance music writers in all genres (especially Latin, hip-hop/R&B and techno). If you've got experience writing about music and you've got what it takes to provide accurate and thorough coverage of local and national acts, let us know. You don't need to have been published in Rolling Stone , but you do need to be able to write clearly, succinctly and, above all, engagingly. Please email some of your best stuff to: Bob Whitby , Editor If we like what we see, we'll let you know. No phone calls please. EDITORIAL INTERNSHIPS Interested in learning more about alternative journalism? Then apply for an editorial internship at Orlando Weekly . Our interns help produce Orlando's free alternative news weekly by fact-checking, conducting research, doing data entry and writing short pieces. To participate, you must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program and be able to earn academic credit. All majors are welcome. Internships are available during the fall, spring and summer semesters. All internships are unpaid. To apply, fax or e-mail cover letter, resume and writing sample (up to three clips or school papers) to: Bob Whitby, Editor, |
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