ISCO Specialization 2642.1.9 Entertainment Journalist

Definition

Entertainment Journalist: Entertainment journalists research and write articles about cultural and social events for newspapers, magazines, television and other media. They conduct interviews with artists and celebrities and attend events.

Essential Skills

Grammar
Develop Professional Network
Rhetoric
Interview People
Consult Information Sources
Write To A Deadline
Participate In Editorial Meetings
Follow Ethical Code Of Conduct Of Journalists
Use Specific Writing Techniques
Apply Grammar And Spelling Rules
Follow The News
Evaluate Writings In Response To Feedback
Build Contacts To Maintain News Flow
Study Topics
Interview Techniques
Copyright Legislation
Stay Up To Date With Social Media
Writing Techniques
Spelling
Editorial Standards

Optional Skills

Write Headlines
Liaise With Cultural Partners
Literature
Audio Editing Software
Ask Questions At Events
Perform Video Editing
Read Books
Rewrite Articles
Pronunciation Techniques
Attend Performances
Perform Image Editing
Liaise With Celebrities
Present During Live Broadcasts
Adapt To Changing Situations
Write Captions
Cultural Projects
Press Law
Desktop Publishing
Edit Negatives
Communicate By Telephone
Manage Personal Finances
Document Interviews
Check Correctness Of Information
Manage Writing Administration
Edit Recorded Sound
Proofread Text
Provide Written Content
Apply Desktop Publishing Techniques
Attend Book Fairs
Multimedia Systems
Edit Photographs
Follow Directions Of On-Site Director
Create Online News Content
Adapt To Type Of Media
Edit Digital Moving Images
Promote Your Writings
Ict Software Specifications

Alternative Names

Theatre Reporter
Music Journalist
Event Reporter
Film Journalist
Arts Reporter
Film & Entertainment Journalist
Arts Journalist
Film And Entertainment Journalist
Red Carpet Reporter
Live Reporter
Entertainment Correspondent
Entertainment Reporter
Live Event Journalist

Higher Level

ISCO Occupation Group 2642.1 Journalist