Jobs at Screen Rant

Write, edit, and publish daily Classic TV feature articles; ideate topics and develop content plans; mentor and provide feedback to new writers; attend meetings with prepared notes and analyses; adhere to editorial standards.

Freelance remote reporter producing timely, high-quality articles on TV shows (especially CBS series). Responsibilities include pitching, writing in house style, fact-checking, formatting, image sourcing/basic editing, and collaborating with editors.

Write timely, high-quality entertainment articles in ScreenRant style as a paid remote freelance NBC beat expert covering Chicago One, the Law & Order franchise, and Line of Fire. Pitch and develop original ideas, fact-check, format, source images, perform basic edits, accept editorial feedback, and communicate proactively with the team.

As a freelance contributor, you'll write and update articles for ScreenRant, fact-checking and adhering to their style, while effectively communicating with the editorial team.

The Network TV Reporter will write articles covering various TV shows, brainstorm content ideas, and collaborate with the editorial team while ensuring adherence to company style and standards.

Contributors will write articles following specific guidelines, update older content, accept feedback, and communicate with the editorial team, mainly working on weekends and evenings.

The Classic TV Journalist will write original content about classic TV shows, following a set style and working remotely. Responsibilities include idea generation, teamwork with editorial staff, and meeting deadlines.

As a TV Contributor, you will write original content about TV shows, keep up with new releases, pitch ideas, and collaborate with the Editorial Team.

The New Movies Reporter will write articles on current movies, pitch content ideas, and collaborate with the editorial team while adhering to ScreenRant's style.