ISCO Specialization 2642.1.7 Critic
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Critic: Critics write reviews of literary, musical and artistic works, restaurants, movies, television programs and other themes for newspapers, journals, magazines, radio, television and other media. They evaluate theme, expression and technique. Critics make judgements based on their personal experience and knowledge.
Essential Skills
- Writing Techniques
- Copyright Legislation
- Use Specific Writing Techniques
- Interview People
- Grammar
- Consult Information Sources
- Interview Techniques
- Follow The News
- Develop Professional Network
- Participate In Editorial Meetings
- Critically Reflect On Artistic Production Processes
- Spelling
- Build Contacts To Maintain News Flow
- Rhetoric
- Evaluate Writings In Response To Feedback
- Follow Ethical Code Of Conduct Of Journalists
- Stay Up To Date With Social Media
- Apply Grammar And Spelling Rules
- Write To A Deadline
- Editorial Standards
- Study Topics
Optional Skills
- Analyse Trends In The Food And Beverage Industries
- Proofread Text
- Types Of Literature Genres
- Literature
- Address Problems Critically
- Promote Your Writings
- Food Science
- Press Law
- Write Headlines
- Photography
- Manage Writing Administration
- Attend Performances
- Rewrite Manuscripts
- Create Online News Content
- Musical Theory
- Check Correctness Of Information
- Apply Desktop Publishing Techniques
- Write Captions
- Art History
- Provide Written Content
- Desktop Publishing
- Read Books
- Musical Instruments
- Food Hygiene Rules
- Watch Video And Motion Picture Production Products
- Food Materials
- Multimedia Systems
- Musical Genres
- History Of Dance Style
- Manage Personal Finances
- Film Studies
Alternative Names
- Architecture & Design Critic
- Game Critic
- Theatre Critic
- Cinema Critic
- Blogger
- Reviewer
- Architecture Critic
- Literary Critic
- Television Critic
- Music Critic
- Art Critic
- Theater Critic
- Tv Critic
- Film Critic
- Food Critic
