Freelance Writing Work For You This Week ✍
Hello Freelancer 👋
Hope you’re doing well …
A reminder, apply for that job even if it’s received lots of applications or comments! Just going to drop this LinkedIn post here:
Right, now let’s dive in to all the amazing gigs discovered for you this week …
In today’s edition: Vacancies opening up at Food52, Voquent, The Bump and lots more.
Good luck with the applications!
Best wishes,
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Opportunities ✍
Food52: Writers (via Julia Warren): “Calling all obsessive cooks, thoughtful hosts, and the tastemakers who know a great serving platter when they see one. Food52 is building out our roster of freelance commerce writers and we want people who care as much about a well-curated gift guide as they do about what’s actually on the table”.
Voquent: Writers: “PITCH CALLOUT: Voquent is looking for Film, TV, and Video Game writers and critics to produce features, opinion pieces, and interviews on voice acting and voiceover. If you write about film, TV or video games and are fascinated by how voice brings characters to life, this is your chance to produce analytical, insightful, and engaging content for a global audience passionate about the art of voice performance”.
The Bump: Writers (via Lauren Barth): “I'm looking to connect with freelance writers who have experience covering the intersection of parenting and personal finance for a few upcoming assignments for The Bump. Ideally, they also have established relationships with financial experts and finance influencers. If this sounds like you—or if you know someone who would be a great fit—please reach out here or email me at Lbarth@theknotww.com”.
Serviette Magazine: Writers: “Serviette is a magazine about all things food: where it comes from, how it’s grown, who transforms it and how it’s a huge part of our daily lives. If you’re a writer, photographer or illustrator with a great idea about how what we eat is mixed up with culture, creation, science and history, send it our way! For Issue 09, our theme is “Food is War, Food is Peace,” and we want to know where that takes you”.
