plazo: 2 Nov 2009
tipo de trabajo: remunerado
donde: Pune, Maharashtra, India

Area of Focus: Human Rights and Civil Liberties, International Cooperation, Media and Journalism, Peace, War, and Conflict Resolution

Description:
To you, is it a bliss to meditatively write and move spirit/consciousness of the audience? Do you love to focus on subjects such as films/media, consciousness, culture/society, identity? Do you write in the style where profundity meets simplicity of expression?

Our wish is to adopt a voice that is: Mature, Noble, Pragmatic, Frank, Fearless, Fresh; truth-seeking, expansive & inclusive, sharp- focused, thoughtful & sensitive – holding compassionate viewpoint of humanity and disparate cultures. We are launching an online venue with weekly blog catering to our primary audience – film-makers, film-lovers, conscious creatives/citizens. This venue was launched launched in March 2009.

Through this effort, we are not just building a platform/structure that simply publishes content, but one that raises consciousness of film-makers and unites people through their spirit. We are looking for writers who wish to blog and engage with global audience in a dialogue through this online platform. These opportunities are for freelance contributions which can commence now. Compensation is based on experties/experience and efforts required.

If you have experience as film/media critic, social scientist, cultural anthropologist, or editorial journalist, we wish to know you.

In respect of time, we will contact you if we find your profile/expectation a fit. We thank you for your attention.
Additional Qualifications:
A passion for the issues like Film/Media/Consciousness/Cultural Identity. People who believes in power of moving frames as a tool for social transformation.
How to Apply:

www.cultureunplugged.com
nilankur@cultureunplugged.com

Vía | idealist.org

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Tags: blogs & noticias, escritores & guionistas, otros países, web 2.0