Calling Photographers & writers

29 March 2010

Organisation/person name:

Aotearoa Liquid

Work type:

Freelance

Work classification:

Journalist

Job description:

Surfing and extreme sports play an integral role in Kiwi culture and Christian surfers are right there in the thick of the action! As part of a global network of surfers reaching surfers, Christian surfers New Zealand (CSNZ) has 16 active centres nationwide. Aotearoa Liquid is the publication of a thriving organization and represents your chance to show what you can do!

I am looking for photographers and writers through out NZ who are willing to get involved, would probably suit students studying photography or journalism. Whether it be covering stories on events put on by Christian Surfers in your area or you are willing to go out and dig up your own stories. Aotearoa Liquid strikes the perfect, surfer friendly balance between stories of faith and mission and the all important tales of epic surf encountered in NZ waters. There is also interest for Skate and Snow boarding so stories are not just limited to surfing.

So far 1 issue has been put out and the feedback has been positive. The magazine is currently full colour, glossy and A5 size although we have bigger plans for the future.

If your interested email an example of your work and where in NZ you are to:

janesphotos@yahoo.com

Opportunity location:

Through out New Zealand

Key skills sought:

Sports Photography (in water bonus!!)

Journalist

Writer

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Monday, 10 May 2010

Contact details:

janesphotos@yahoo.com

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