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.

We're looking for talented writers, video journalists, photographers, data journalists, and illustrators.

We are looking for experienced journalists, photographers, and videographers to join our new freelance network.

The Just Security Blog, a new online platform that provides for high-level discussion of law, rights, and U.S. national security based at the CRHGJ and the NYU School of Law, is now accepting applications for two contributor positions. Contributors will be responsible for maintaining the Just Security site (including organizing and formatting blog posts, screen readers emails and letters to the editor, assisting with maintaining social media accounts, copy editing, etc), providing research support to staff and contributors, and performing other administrative assistance.

As our staff is composed of a small team, our contributors will be expected and encouraged to take ownership of other individual projects and great responsibilities will be given to contributors who have proven themselves capable.

The position will receive a modest stipend and a strong preference is given to applicants who can commit to work at least 15 hours per week at our offices at the Law School.

Timing
The position will begin as soon as possible and run through the end of May with the possibility to continue beyond the Spring 2014 semester.

Qualifications
Ideal candidates will be undergraduate students with an interest in national security, government, and/or law. Candidates will experience with WordPress is preferred. Successful candidates will have strong research and writing skills. Students majoring in English, Communications, Political Science, International Affairs or similar fields are desired. Applicants with prior relevant work experience are strongly preferred.

PolicyMic needs a talented copy editor to start immediately, working on a special editorial and politics project full-time for six weeks from our New York office.

We’re looking for passionate and detail-oriented copy editors with a background in journalism. The copy editor will be working on an exciting multi-week editorial project that features some of the biggest names in politics, media, health care, and technology. Editors will be responsible for editing a high volume of submissions, managing comments, and providing help with social media.

Candidates must have journalism experience, an interest in politics, be eager to work on a weekend schedule, be comfortable reviewing a high volume of submissions, and be experienced at using social media platforms.

This is a paid job in our New York City office and we are looking to hire immediately.

Responsibilities:
+ Copy edit, fact check, and publish special political content
+ Manage PolicyMic’s comment stream for the special project
+ Assist in social media

Requirements:
+ Available to work full-time during the six-week period, including three weekends
+ Previous editing/copy-editing experience
+ Comfort with the fast pace of internet publishing
+ Familiarity with social media (Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, etc)
+ A passion for PolicyMic’s mission, journalism, and politics

Spoon University is looking for smart, enthusiastic, creative students to become contributors for the national homepage. Contributors will work closely with the founders to brainstorm, research and create content that is published on the national site at spoonuniversity.com. Contributors are required to contribute at least 3 articles per month and can work on a freelance schedule, in addition to weekly meetings with the founders. Contributors must have superior writing and editing skills, be passionate about food, and should be eager to share and learn with college students across the country. Experience with WordPress and photography is a plus. This is a great opportunity to gain access to a larger food journalism network and have writing clips seen on a national scale.

The newly re-designed DramaFever News (www.dramafever.com/news) is seeking a full-time Editorial Assistant and freelance news writers. The editorial assistant position must be based in New York City, writers can work remotely.

About DF News Writers

Writers and editors work with the Social Media Manager to perform a variety of creative tasks involving social media and marketing. This includes pitching story ideas, writing editorial articles and creating memes. This is an excellent opportunity for a writer with an interest in pop culture, Korean dramas and K-pop and could potentially turn into a full-time position as an Editorial Assistant.

Who You Are

You’re creative, open-minded about different cultures, and enjoy working independently and as part of a team.
You have experience writing viral content.
You are interested in pop culture (Asian and American), the web, comedy and psychology.
You enjoy finding new ways to engage readers.
You have sound news and editorial judgment.

What You'll Do

Research and report on pop culture, light news, trends and other topics relevant to our audiences.
Pitch ideas and create editorial content.
Create and carry out social media campaigns across several platforms.

Requirements

Familiarity or interest in Asian pop culture (Korean, but also Chinese and Japanese).
Strong writing skills.
Familiarity with Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Google+.
Bonus Points if...

You know your way around Photoshop.
You’re funny and can crank out a killer meme.
You are fluent in Korean, Chinese or Japanese.