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*********** ... that a senior art director and junior designer (two full-time positions) are needed for a multimedia company in New York City specializing in print, web, events and a record label. We publish two internationally-distributed music magazines. Must have 3-5 years experience with magazine layout, designing ads, working with prepress and pdf process, etc. Proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat Distiller with an expertise in In-Design and/or Quark Express. Basic knowledge of web design/HTML preferred. Must be organized, responsible and able to meet deadlines plus willing to work odd hours on special projects. A sincere interest in music a definite plus! Email resume with salary requirements to: jobs@zenbumedia.com. Please have "Design" in the subject field of the email. Official Ed2010 posting ... that Sister 2 Sister magazine is looking for an assistant online producer with snappy writing and a speedy turnaround. Experience with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX and knowledge of AP Style are pluses. Preference will be given to candidates in the Washington, DC-area. Job duties include editing and uploading the daily entertainment news, creating poll questions and contests, moderating the message boards and serving as a liaison between the website and magazine. Please send resume, cover letter and salary history to s2s_newhire@hotmail.com. It's okay to mention Ed. ... that Your Prom is looking for a freelancer to manage the production of the magazine. Responsibilities include working closely with the art and editorial departments to set schedules and guidelines for internal workflow of layout and art. Including, routing, color correcting, scheduling and shipping of all editorial pages from concept to print. Must know Adobe InDesign and MAC OS. Experience with K4 a plus but not essential. Must be available 3-4 days a week from 9/5-11/2, and 5 days a week through the end of November. Email resumes to michaela_garibaldi@condenast.com. (OK to mention Ed) ... that a well-known celebrity agency is looking for a photography assignment editor. The ideal candidate will have a college degree and experience with entertainment photography. The position requires a keen interest in pop culture as well as experience in working with photographers and in public relations. Duties will include but not be limited to: Managing internal assignment calendar; Coordinating spec assignments with photographers; Maintaining existing and creating new relationships with publicists; Preparing proof sheets and image discs for clients; Assist in editing and processing digital images; General office support (filing, mailings etc). You must be computer literate with knowledge of Photoshop a plus. Photography background is also a plus. We are a leading digital photographic press agency and wire service. We supply high-quality photography and related services to the World?s professional media on a daily basis. We conduct business primarily through our website, using an in-house sales force and a digital delivery network connecting local picture agency affiliates from over 20 different countries. We have extensive experience covering major entertainment, sports, news, fashion, corporate, and feature events. Our team comprises acclaimed photographers and industry veterans whose work is featured in major domestic and international publications. We bring decades of experience in producing and licensing our professional imagery to thousands of corporate buyers worldwide. We offer a competitive salary, and benefits package, and a casual pleasant workplace in our office. Please e-mail resumes to photoagencyusa@yahoo.com with cover letter and salary requirements. (OK to mention Ed) ... that World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. seeks a freelance copy editor/proof reader to support the managing editor for our magazines in Stamford, Connecticut and New York City. This is a great opportunity to work with a newly created men's lifestyle magazine. The company has re-launched a men's lifestyle title that features gadgets, gear, humor, sports, health, celebrities, and all the usual men's lifestyle topics as well as WWE's roster of Superstars and Divas. For information on how to apply, please visit: http://www.wwe-careers.com/wwe/jobboard/SearchPositions.asp?ShowJobID=543&Ke ywords= ... that Men's Health is looking for an assistant in their art department. The job is heavy on administrative duties but what a great way to get your foot in the door. For consideration email resume to elizabeth.neal@rodale.com (Don?t mention Ed) ... that ForbesTraveler.com is looking for a managing editor. We?re looking for an uber-organized individual with a strong editorial and tech background, preferably stronger on the tech side. Travel experience is not necessary. Contact: Rich Beattie, Deputy Editor, RBeattie@forbes.net (Do NOT mention Ed) Internships ... that Harper's Bazaar's fashion department is currently accepting applications for Fall internships. The ideal candidate is able to receive school credit, can work 3-5 days a week, is highly motivated and exceptionally organized. Please email a cover letter, stating availability, and resume to ckryston@hearst.com (OK to mention Ed) ... that BENE, a new magazine about all things Italian (launched May 2006), is seeking editorial interns for a part-time (10 hours per week) fall internship in our SoHo (NYC) office. Interns will assist editors on all departments of the magazine, with a focus on art, fashion and lifestyle. Responsibilities include: conducting research on Italian art, design, fashion, food and travel, generating story ideas, organizing contacts database, making editorial and PR contacts in the U.S., researching and writing web content, researching events for the listings section, and providing general editorial and administrative support. This internship is unpaid, but you may earn academic credit through your department?s internship course, if available. Requirements: Self-starter with lots of initiative; Excellent writing and communication skills; Polished phone manner; Ability to solve problems creatively; Ability to be persistent and get the job done; Ability to multi-task; Very organized; Very detail oriented; Web savvy. Magazine or newspaper or public relations experience preferred. Proficiency in Italian a big plus. Internship will start early September and extend through December. Interviews will take place the week of July 24. To apply, send cover letter and resume to Morgan Kuntze, Associate Editor, at morgan@benemag.com; please paste your resume and cover letter in the body of the email. (OK to mention Ed) ... that IN New York magazine is looking for interns to work from July 24-August 11, with an opportunity to extend the internship into the fall semester if desired. Duties include assisting the editors by researching, fact-checking, proof-reading, organizing, writing listings, performing administrative tasks, and basically doing whatever it takes to get the magazine out. There will also be opportunities to write short items and sidebars with byline credit. Requirements: familiarity with New York City culture, entertainment, and shopping; impeccable proofreading skills with knowledge of editing symbols; good telephone manner; strong organizational skills and attention to detail; eagerness to learn. Position is unpaid, but offers valuable hands-on experience and flexible hours, and can be taken for college credit. If interested, please snail-mail resume and cover letter to Erin Szeto, Associate Editor, IN New York, 261 Madison Ave., 9th fl., New York, NY 10016. (OK to mention Ed) ... that Working Mother magazine has an excellent opportunity for a few smart, talented and on-the-ball editorial interns. Do you picture yourself someday sweating over the perfect cover line? Does the idea of seeing your name in print make you get all warm and fuzzy? Or how about working with top-shelf, experienced editors who will actually take the time to train you and treat you like a human being? Duties include working closely with editors, researching, sniffing out story leads, working on special projects and some administrative assistance. We?re a small staff so you?ll get the chance to really be part of the team. In this market it's all about experience and this is a great start. Must be a team player, comfortable with computers and able to work autonomously. Position starts in August/September and runs through December, depending upon your availability. Schedule is flexible, but we prefer 2-3 full days/week. Position is unpaid, but we'll make sure you get great experience! Please specify the position you are applying for in the subject line. Send resume, cover letter, and 2-3 clips to: Susan Gerstenzang at susan.gerstenzang@workingmother.com; No Calls Please (OK to mention Ed) ... that Working Mother magazine has an excellent opportunity for a smart, stylish, organized and on-the-ball lifestyle intern. Do you get your kicks finding the perfect sandal before anyone else does? Have you always wanted to work with fashion, beauty and lifestyle products? Duties include working closely with our fashion and lifestyle editors, calling in products (some children's products), scoping out new fashion accessories and beauty products, working with vendors, writing buyer's guide info, going to trade shows and helping set up photo shoots. Must have a pleasant phone manner, be comfortable with computers and able to work autonomously. Position starts in August/September and runs through December, depending upon your availability. Schedule is flexible, but we prefer 2-3 full days/week. Position is unpaid, but we'll make sure you get great experience! Please specify the position you are applying for in the subject line. Send resume and cover letter to: Susan Gerstenzang at susan.gerstenzang@workingmother.com; No Calls Please (OK to mention Ed) ... that Cosmopolitan Magazine is looking for interns in the Fashion Department. We are looking for an enthusiastic person to assist the Middle Market Editor. Duties include sample trafficking, constructing visual boards, and organizing clothes for run-throughs. Requirements: Must receive college credit; Must be available at least 2-3 days a week; Interns must be organized, motivated, and hardworking. If interested please contact Caroline McCoy at camccoy@hearst.com. Please include resume. ... that the features department at Seventeen is currently accepting applications for fall internships. Applicants must be available to work at least two full days each week and receive college credit for the position. Please send a cover letter, resume, and a maximum of two clips to Melanie Abrahams at mabrahams@hearst.com. No phone calls, please. ... that The Burlington Magazine (London, England) is accepting internship applications to work within its editorial department. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in publishing/ writing to gain experience at an international art magazine. We're looking for an intern who is organized, independent, and eager to learn about the day-to-day editorial process. We need someone who can handle multiple tasks simultaneously and follow them through to completion. Meticulous attention to detail is also critical. Ideally, the student will be available two full days per week (from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.) for a minimum of 3 months. Interested and qualified candidates should e-mail a cover letter and resume to Nicola Crockett at crockett@burlington.org.uk ... that GRIDSKIPPER.COM, a popular urban travel website, is seeking editorial interns for a part-time (10 per week) internship. We are looking for interns in NEW YORK CITY and LOS ANGELES. Interns will assist editor. Responsibilities include: conducting research on urban travel around the world; scouting for and generating editorial story ideas; organizing contacts database; making PR contacts worldwide; finding international contributors; factchecking posts; writing some content; and providing general editorial and administrative support. This internship is unpaid, but provides invaluable travel writing/research experience. Requirements: Self-starter with lots of initiative; Strong knowledge of culture and travel; Incredibly web savvy; Excellent writing and communication skills; Ability to solve problems creatively; Ability to be persistent and get the job done; Ability to multi-task; Very organized and detail oriented; Located in New York City or Los Angeles. Magazine, blog and/or newspaper experience preferred. Proficiency in foreign languages and travel experience a major plus. Internship will start immediately and last through the fall. To apply, send a cover letter and resume to Josh Stein, Editor, at josh@gridskipper.com; PLEASE PASTE YOUR RESUME AND COVER LETTER IN THE BODY OF THE EMAIL. (Best not to mention Ed) |
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