Entertainment Journalist

Entertainment Journalists report on the latest in popular culture and the entertainment business, both worldwide and in Australia. They usually follow a personal field of interest (eg, celebrities, royalty, film, books, TV, gaming, lifestyle) and may create magazine articles, blog posts, video content, podcasts, and screen media segments.

As an Entertainment Journalist you could be attending a film festival and interviewing celebrities and attendees, reading a brief for an upcoming feature piece for a tabloid magazine, proofreading and editing some draft copy, scanning popular websites for story ideas, networking with magazine editors and blog owners, writing a review on a new television series, researching the latest dietary trends, or attending the opening of a new play at a leading metro theatre.

Future demand Medium
Average yearly income $73,580
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