Experienced Editor/Writer looking for experience in Comics!
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Experienced Editor/Writer looking for experience in Comics!

Hello!

My name is Niss and I am an experienced journalist, editor and copywriter. My usual clients are CIC's, charities and authors - but as someone who loves comics and is a big time collector of all kinds, I would love to work on editing within the comic world.

I have linked my LinkedIn below which demonstrates all the work I've done, most notably I have edited, proofread and copy-wrote my local city's Book Festival newsletter with over 3000+ subscribers.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nisreen-fox/

I usually charge £15 per hour. I have a lot of availability at the moment as I search for more freelance projects to get my hands on, and I have no limitations NSFW wise.

Please consider me for your editing requirements, I have a lot of experience under my belt including transcription, administration and more - please let me know.

Thank you!

u/savemenintendo — 13 hours ago

News Associates NCTJ Remote

Hello!

I've recently been struggling to find work in my desired career which is Journalism / Editorial after my MA in Journalism with a Social Justice pathaway at UAL. Since graudating my MA, and getting some more pitches commissioned along the way I realised that the MA course was not NCTJ qualified. This was something that I was unaware of at the time as I pivoted quickly into Journalism after my BA.

Now since working in the field of it I am very aware of what a NCTJ diploma is and have seen a few jobs that require it. I was wondering, is it worth doing the News Associates remote course to get a qualification? It's 18 months since I can only do remote and part-time, so by the time I graduate I will be about to turn 29. Maybe a part of me feels like I've done too much education already, but if having a NCTJ is going to open more doors or more opportunities to write I want to do it.

Any advics? Thanks!

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u/savemenintendo — 13 hours ago