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Get paid to create content for ActNow! 29/08/09
by Jessica Bell
ActNow is on the lookout for its next Cash for Comments team—and you could be part of it!!
The Cash for Comments team is a crew of enthusiastic young people (aged 16-25) commissioned to create written and multimedia content on current issues for the ActNow website.
Members of the Cash for Comments team will have the opportunity to:
- Receive face-to-face training in content development (writing, video and photography).
- Pitch ideas and create content for ActNow for a 4 month period
- Have their work published on the ActNow website
- Have their work syndicated in other media
- Get paid for their work!
HOW TO APPLY:
If you’ve got what it takes to entertain, inform, spark debate, and leave your audience wanting more, send an application to the ActNow team.
There are 2 STEPS to the application process:
- Create a piece of content
To apply to be part of the Cash for Comments team, you need to create ONE piece of content addressing the topic:
“The biggest challenge that Australia faces is….”
The content must be presented in one of the following formats:
- A 300 word opinion piece; OR
- 1-2 minute video; OR
- A photo gallery with 3-5 images and a 100 word story attached
- Tell us about yourself
Please include your Resume AND 200 words about yourself in any style.
OTHER STUFF
Please note:
- Successful applicants will need to be available to attend a free content creation workshop in Sydney in October (flights and expenses covered by ActNow).
- Unsuccessful applicants might not be contacted
- Chosen applicants will need an Australian Business Number (ABN) before publication of their first paid piece
CONTACT INFORMATION
Applications can be sent by email to actnow@inspire.org.au or by post to:
ActNow Cash for Comments Applications
The Inspire Foundation
PO BOX 1790 Rozelle
NSW 2039
If you have any questions please contact Jessica Bell, ActNow Project Manager jess@inspire.org.au or phone (02) 8585 9315. Visit the ActNow website
Applications close midnight Friday 18th September, 2009




