We are looking for a part-time writer to generate stories of interest to frequent travelers.

Storyhunter, a web video journalism company based in New York, is ramping up its global coverage and looking for freelance video journalists and documentary filmmakers to produce 3-6 minute documentaries, which are then published by premier media companies like Yahoo, AOL, The International Business Times, PBS, Newsweek, The Economist and MSN.

As part of the global network, you'll have access to various assignments and editorial tools in Storyhunter's online platform created specifically for video journalists and documentary filmmakers.

The candidate should have at least 2 years of professional video journalism/documentary filmmaking experience and be capable of handling all aspects of production and post-production.

We are seeking students to join our team to work remotely, with flexible hours and compensation per story or project. Responsibilities include fact-checking, writing stories for the website, researching stories, compiling directory entries and working in WordPress. Must be a detail-oriented self-starter who is able to work independently and must have a passion for exploring and showcasing independent food businesses.

The NYU School of Law Office of Communications is hiring a graduate student to prepare a report for strategic planning purposes. The student will read/skim/consider a list of 10 or more books and perhaps a dozen articles on the transmission of ideas, why certain ideas stick, and social media and where it’s heading, and then write a report on the literature.

The report will be presented to a committee of faculty and administrators at the Law School.

Our ideal candidate is a critical thinker, strong writer, familiar with social media/marketing/branding, and interested in how ideas spread. Payment for this project will be dependent upon the hours worked, up to $1,500.

As a Sports Correspondent, contributors at isportsweb.com will be assigned to cover a sports beat for a team they have interest in. As that team’s correspondent, contributors are expected to generate multiple stories per week about that team. These stories can and should be opinionated, and we give our writers freedom to pick topics they find relevant to their particular team.

While our contributors are unpaid to start, we do help all writers gain media credentials to games. This is not guaranteed, but we have been able to gain media access in the NFL, NCAA basketball and NCAA football.

Mentors help high school reporters conceive, report and produce video soundbites and full video pieces for their news website.

Curbed seeks longform and narrative journalism pitches from freelance writers and photographs on the subjects we cover, including architecture and design, real estate, and neighborhoods, for our New York City, National, San Francisco, and Los Angeles sites. See our full writers' guidelines here:

http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2013/12/03/curbed_seeks_longform_journalismheres_how_to_pitch.php.

NewsweekGradplus.com is a resource for students seeking to pursue their postgraduate educational ambitions with some of the best schools in the country. It carries out news, insights and trends in education as well as articles on various areas of continuing education and career paths. We are looking for a contributor to put together regular articles on topics that might be of interest to this discerning and education-focussed audience. We will pay a fee per article.

Storyhunter, a web video journalism company based in New York, is ramping up its global coverage and looking for freelance video journalists and documentary filmmakers to produce 3-6 minute documentaries, which are then published by premier media companies like Yahoo!, AOL, The International Business Times, Newsweek, The Economist and MSN.

As part of the global network, you'll have access to various assignments and editorial tools in Storyhunter's online work space created specifically for video journalists and documentary filmmakers.

The candidate should have at least 2 years of professional video journalism/documentary filmmaking experience and be capable of handling all aspects of production and post-production.

We have approximately 3 days of work for a talented junior producer in New York City.

We are looking for a Chinese speaker with competent Final Cut Pro skills (and editorial chops!) to help with a preliminary sweep through about a dozen interviews in Chinese, providing the first—but crucial—clean-up edit, leaving us with tidy video cuts to send to our translator. All of the good stuff: in. All of the useless stuff: out.

Fine print: It's a confidential project, and we may need the producer to sign a simple non-disclosure agreement before taking the work. We sadly admit that smallish budget of around 150/day is very modest, but we anticipate this could turn into a few more engagements on the project for the right person; we will negotiate an appropriate credit for when the work finally goes to air/print. The work will be at our office in the Flatiron district, or if the producer has FCP, we can be flexible.