Journalist

Blacklisted Studio is looking for Journalist to join our dynamic team and embark on a rewarding career journey Research and gather information: Journalists are responsible for researching and gathering information on a wide range of topics.

This involves conducting interviews, attending events, reviewing documents, and using various sources to collect accurate and reliable information.

Investigate and verify facts: Journalists must investigate and verify the facts and details of a story to ensure accuracy and credibility.

This includes cross-checking information, interviewing multiple sources, and fact-checking statements and claims.

Write and report news stories: Journalists write news stories, articles, or scripts based on the information they gather.

They must present the information in a clear, concise, and engaging manner, adhering to the publication's or media outlet's style guidelines.

Journalists may also be responsible for reporting stories through audio or video formats.

Conduct interviews: Journalists conduct interviews with relevant individuals, including experts, witnesses, or those involved in a particular event or issue.

They prepare interview questions, conduct the interviews, and accurately record or transcribe the responses.

Stay updated on current events: Journalists need to stay informed about current events, both local and global.

They must be aware of ongoing stories, emerging trends, and newsworthy developments in various fields to identify potential stories and cover them effectively.

Adhere to journalistic ethics and standards: Journalists follow ethical guidelines and professional standards to ensure their reporting is fair, unbiased, and objective.

They should strive to present multiple perspectives on a given issue and avoid conflicts of interest that could compromise their integrity.

Collaborate with editors and colleagues: Journalists often work closely with editors, photographers, videographers, and other colleagues to develop, refine, and publish their stories.

They may need to coordinate coverage, share information, and collaborate on multimedia projects.