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FilmBook is Looking for TV Critics / TV Journalists for 2016 & 2017

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FilmBook is Looking for TV Critics / TV Journalists for 2016 & 2017

The Fall 2016 TV season has begun. FilmBook is endeavoring to cover as much of that as possible. To that end, we are searching for new writers to buttress our growing coverage of primetime television. This is your opportunity to join the FilmBook team.

These are the shows that we are currently looking to be covered (in no particular order):

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Empire, MacGyver, Blindspot, Lethal Weapon, Training Day, Designated Survivor, Quantico, Gotham, The Big Bang Theory, 2 Broke Girls, The Leftovers, Lucifer, Black-ish, Modern Family, Orphan Black, The Musketeers, The Shannara Chronicles, Scream, Reign, Jane The Virgin, Supernatural, The Originals, Scorpion, Teen Wolf, Legends of Tomorrow, Girls, Veep, Into the Badlands, Scandal, The Magicians, The Americans, Bates Motel, The Knick, Billions, NCIS, Zoo, Major Crimes, Ballers, Suits, Wayward Pines, Fargo, The Vampire Diaries, Pitch, The Exorcist, Ash vs Evil Dead, Salem, Halt and Catch Fire, Underground, Criminal Minds, Doctor Who, Broadchurch, Madam Secretary, Grey’s Anatomy, Masters of Sex, Silicon Valley, and Blue Bloods.

What we mean by “covered” is writing reviews for each new episode following their on-air premiere (within a two day – 48 hrs – time span).

Consistency is key. Dedication is what we are looking for in new writers (along with their ability effectively convey their thoughts to the reader). You must have the time to commit to writing regular reviews on a weekly basis for the full season of a TV show.

We are not looking for re-cappers i.e. people that write what happened in a given episode. We are looking for writers that can review the events of a given episode, its actors, the episode’s themes, and all the minutiae that made an episode good, bad, mediocre, etc.

We are looking for fans of the television medium and the stories that it can tell. Are you that fan?

If you are interested in writing television reviews for FilmBook or writing TV show specific articles, essay, and editorials, please fill out the quick-to-complete form below:

*Note: The submission form will be kept open until we have a significant number of applicants. We will notify all applicants personally via email if their submission has been successful within one (1) week of the submission form being closed.

These writing opportunities are unpaid but you will be given the ability to publish and expose your writing to millions of people worldwide who search for the latest reviews for their favorite TV shows on the Internet.

Some reviewers will have the opportunity watch and review TV show episodes (season premieres, pilot episodes, etc.) before they air on television via screeners.

Press passes for festivals and comic-cons through FilmBook will also be made available.

Writers will also be given the opportunity to promote their accomplishments and career (a short bio, your LinkedIn page, Tumblr account, Twitter feed, Blog, etc.) through their very own Author’s Box at the bottom of each review they publish on FilmBook. You will also be listed on our ‘About Us’ page.

If your application is successful and you prove yourself to be a consistent and steady writer, you will be given the opportunity to write and cover additional TV shows not listed in this writers notice.

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Any and all questions regarding this writing opportunity may be broached below in the comments section. They will addressed and answered in a timely fashion.

Thank you.

Sincerely, the FilmBook Team

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Rollo Tomasi

Rollo Tomasi is a Connecticut-based film critic, TV show critic, news, and editorial writer. He will have a MFA in Creative Writing from Columbia University in 2025. Rollo has written over 700 film, TV show, short film, Blu-ray, and 4K-Ultra reviews. His reviews are published in IMDb's External Reviews and in Google News. Previously you could find his work at Empire Movies, Blogcritics, and AltFilmGuide. Now you can find his work at FilmBook.
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