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Get
Paid to Watch and Review Movies
Imagine
having a career where you get paid to do the same thing that most people
do for fun.
There
is something very exciting about watching movies for free (usually
before
they are released), letting people know your opinion, and then being
paid to do it.
As
a movie reviewer (also known as a movie critic) or movie
writer, you will have a rare chance to write about something you
love.
You will be able to do something as part of your job that you would otherwise
do for pure enjoyment.
In
fact, nearly everyone is already a movie reviewer. We all sit down with
friends or family to discuss and debate the merits and entertainment value
of the latest films.
However, movie reviewers
influence
a lot more people with their opinions. According to a recent online report,
several movie reviewers including Roger Ebert are among the 100
most influential people in movie history.
It's
no wonder movie reviewers have rare access to the stars. Celebrities
depend on the media, so many of them are just as happy to meet you as you
are to meet them.
Many reviewers have gone
on to careers in the film industry themselves. If you love movies so much
you want to make them, working as a movie reviewer can teach you about the
movie industry "on the job", and give you the contacts to enter
one of the world's most exciting and competitive businesses.
If
you would like to break into the exciting career of movie reviewing, the
FabJob Guide to Become a Movie Reviewer is
for you! In this e-book you will discover how you can get
started and succeed as a movie reviewer.

The guide's
author is Mark Juddery, who has taught classes on movie reviewing, and written
about the movies for 15 years for magazines, newspapers and websites. Although
he lives thousands of miles away from Hollywood, Mark has interviewed many
stars and his numerous writing credits range from major daily newspapers
to Mad Magazine (movie parodies, of course) to Salon.
In
this guide he shares with you his own experiences as well as
insider
tips and
expert advice from 20 professional movie reviewers.
The guide covers topics of vital importance to anyone who wants
to write about the movies, including:
Getting
Ready
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How
to become a movie "expert"
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How
to get free admission to the movies
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The
best resources for improving your writing skills, plus how
to find your own unique writing style
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Examples
of movie reviews are analyzed to help you write your own reviews
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How
to come up with ideas for:
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articles
about the movies
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movie
industry news stories
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celebrity
interviews
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Your
rights and how to protect your work

Getting
Hired
-
The
easiest way to break into movie reviewing
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How
to get paid to write about the movies for
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newspapers
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magazines
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radio
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television
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the
Internet
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How
to approach editors so they are interested in hiring you (plus what
not to say)
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Sample
query letters
(includes an email query)
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How
you can sell the same article to more than one publication
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6
reasons why editors reject articles
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The
one type of movie story that magazine editors want most
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The
best markets for movie reviewers (who they are, what
they buy, how to approach them)
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Tips
on writing and selling a book about the movies (including what types
of movie books publishers are looking for)
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How
to get a full-time or part-time job as a staff writer at a magazine,
newspaper or television station
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6
unconventional ways to break into movie reviewing
Working
with Celebrities
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How
to make contacts in the movie industry
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How
to connect with a celebrity through their agent or publicist
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What
a beginner can do and say to land an interview with a famous movie
star
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How
to deal with "difficult" stars and avoid getting sued
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How
to write a "celebrity profile"
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What
to ask, and what to do, when interviewing a celebrity
Plus,
you will discover
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An
overview of movie industry jargon so you can talk like an insider
with
editors and stars
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Becoming
a local correspondent for national publications
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When
to quit your day job and become a full-time movie writer
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Tips
on becoming a syndicated columnist
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How
to avoid "phony reviews" and 5 other things that can hurt your career
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How
to create a website to help market you to editors
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The
top resources, organizations, and awards for movie reviewers
You can have all this and more
for an incredible price. It would cost you from $50 to $300 (or more) to
attend a writer's conference, and chances are it would not include specific
information about movie reviewing. The FabJob Guide to Become a Movie Reviewer
contains some of the best career
advice you could get from other sources, plus much more.
It
can save you many hours of research, help you avoid some common mistakes,
and give you information you need to break into the exciting world of professional
movie reviewing.
This
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OFFER: If you buy the guide today,
Saturday, July 04, 2009 you can have this valuable insider information for the
incredible price of only $14.97. You can earn back the price of the guide with the first movie
review or article you sell. But of course this guide can help you get paid to write
about the movies much more quickly.
If
you believe you deserve to have the career of your dreams, this
guide is for you. It gives you what you need to know to become a successful
movie reviewer.
Don't
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protecting the rain forests.
Bonus
CD-ROM Also Available: If you would like
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"When
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Juddery
Movie
Reviewer
and
Author
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Moviefone.com
Rant & Rave - Critics Island
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