Oct 04, 2023

Freelance Opportunities of The Week

Ideal Home's Contributor is Looking for Pitches

Amy Hunt, Freelance Lifestyle Journalist Posted:

"📢PR's! I'm always on the hunt for great story pitches for @idealhome- covering brilliant new homes/interior releases, fun interiors trends, clever home hacks, and relevant celebrity home-related news. Keen to hear of anything great on an ongoing basis!"

Cosmopolitan's Senior Editor is Looking for Essays + Opinion Pieces

Naureen Khan, Senior Editor at Cosmopolitan Posted:

"Hello, hi! Helping put together a package for @cosmopolitan about women’s sex lives after 60. I’m on the hunt for essays + opinion pieces, and would especially like POC and LGBTQ+ perspectives. Pitch me! naureen.khan@hearst.com cc: @WritersofColor @womenwriterswin Rate: $400+"

Inverse's Executive Editor is Looking For LA-based Freelance Entertainment Journalist

Jake Kleinman, Executive Editor at Inverse Posted:

"🗣 I'm looking for an LA-based freelance entertainment journalist for a potential story.

Requirements:
- Available on October 19
- Experience writing features/profiles.
- Godzilla fan🦖
Rate: $750"

The Guardian's Series Editor is Looking for Pitches

Frida Garza, Series Editor at The Guardian Posted:

"i'm not on here v much but u shd read @StringerJourno's piece on the brutality of living off the grid🏔 + remember that i'm always looking for pitches on climate/enviro justice and its many intersections (food, labor, housing, etc) 📝email in bio"

Email Frida at frida.garza@theguardian.com

Time Out's UK Features Editor is Looking for Feature Pitches

Chiara Wilkinson, UK Features Editor at Time Out Posted:

"Hello!

A reminder that I’m always looking for feature pitches for Time Out UK - cultural/lifestyle/food/housing trends, underground scenes, etc.

Must be UK-wide or relating to a major city outside of London.

Pitch me: chiara.wilkinson@timeout.com"

Nat Geo Travel's Editor is Looking For Pitches

Starlight Williams, Editor at Nat Geo Travel is Looking for Pitches:

"My ideal pitch, in this order, is:

1. Sample hed/dek: if you can't figure this out, you have a topic not a story
2. Nut graph: The 5 W's, emphasis on the WHY ARE TELLING THIS STORY NOW (superlatives, global appeal, new take, timely news, etc).
3. Bio/clips

That's it."

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