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Welcome to the Virtual Festival Magazine |
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The Virtual Festival Magazine provides an online space to preview, review and discuss what's going in Brighton during the Festival, which runs for four weeks in May. This magazine forms part of the Virtual Festival, and is open for contributions from anyone, anywhere in the world. |
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If you want to join in with the magazine, whether to drop ideas into the pot, to provide previews of shows and events before they take place, or could be interested in helping to edit it, please use the form below to subscribe to the free mailing list.
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What you see listed are stories from last year's VF Magazine: stories
about events, interviews with performers and reviews of
shows contributed by a variety of people. We worked with journalism students from Brighton College of Technology to develop the idea, which was the first time any of us had attempted a magazine of this type.
Contributors
If you do want to contribute we need previews and reviews to be
kept to 200 - 300 words. Longer pieces can be submitted for
features, but everything will be edited down to no more than
500 words.
Feature Writers
Some features will be commissioned, so if you have ideas, please let us know.
Editors
We are looking for two editors, to lead the project. They should have journalist skills and (almost certainly) need to live in Brighton. They will be trying to giuide the overall style of the magazine, commissioning stories, liaising with press offices to get press passes and generally running around making sure people deliver what they said they would.
For more information please mail Mark Walker: mark@virtualfestival.org.uk
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