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Company Description: Taylor Lee Media is a creative studio based in Los Angeles serving a global audience with a wide range of entertainment and media offerings. The studio provides pre-production support, production assistance with templates, and a network of free channels for viewers everywhere to enjoy.

It also operates a free club for readers and gamers, fostering a community around storytelling and interactive experiences. In addition to supporting other creators, Taylor Lee Media produces its own original content, including books, movies, and games. Team members collaborate across formats, contributing to a dynamic environment focused on creativity and audience engagement.

Role Description: The Internship Writer role at Taylor Lee Media is a part-time, remote position based in Los Angeles, CA. The writer will develop original written content for online articles.

Day-to-day tasks include brainstorming concepts, outlining and drafting content, revising work in response to editorial feedback, and aligning deliverables with project timelines and brand guidelines. The role involves researching topics and audiences, adapting tone and style across platforms, and collaborating closely with editors, designers, and production staff to ensure cohesive storytelling. The writer is expected to manage multiple assignments simultaneously while maintaining high-quality standards and meeting deadlines.

If you love the entertainment industry, movies, TV shows, and news, you will love this!

To clarify: This is an internship, so we want you to get the experience of writing, and we will accommodate your schedule. Hours can vary, but we would like at least 8 hours per week of article writing.

Qualifications

  • Strong writing, storytelling, and narrative development skills across multiple formats.
  • Ability to edit and revise content, incorporating feedback while maintaining clarity, coherence, and a consistent voice.
  • Experience conducting research to inform content accuracy, audience relevance, and creative direction.
  • Familiarity with media, entertainment, and movies, with an interest in cross-platform storytelling.
  • Capacity to manage part-time internship workloads, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced studio setting.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively in multi-disciplinary teams.
  • Proficiency with common writing and collaboration tools (e.g., word processors, project management platforms, shared drives).
  • High School Diploma preferred. This job is perfect for someone out of or in college with the interest listed above for writing.
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