Editorial

Editoral jobs in the media industry are jobs that require anything that needs checking through for re-evaluating and editing before it can go through to production. Here are some jobs that counted as editorial:
A script editor is a member of the production team usually in television scripted programmes such as dramas and comedies. There job role consists of finding new script writers, developing story lines and ideas with the writers and ensuring the scripts are suitable for production by checking through them thoroughly. a script editor will work closely with the writer on each draft of their script by giving the writer feedback and suggestions on how they can improve their work. a script writer will need to be able to work with other people and have a good eye for spotting mistakes also have a high level of skill in English. Another editorial job would be a journalist. A journalists job is to collect and distribute usually news and/or other information this is known as journalism. A journalist researches, writes and reports on information to be presented in the media most commonly in newspapers or magazines. the term journalist includes various different types including editors, editorial writers, columnists and visual journalists. Journalists must be non biased as when writing an article for the public they should try to appeal to everyone unless it is the purpose of the article being written. A negative cutter is also an editorial job, it involves work in developing and processing phtographic images also involves precision when editing photographic negatives and prints. this job requires working with the image/video editor and requires a long attention span and being able to operate the machinary.
overall Editorial jobs tend to require a good attention span and an eye for mistakes aswell as a high skill in the area they are working in.