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09/04/04
Greetings,
I hope everyone keeps safe during the coming hurricane. This is a mini-newsletter, due to the upcoming deadlines on some of the listings.
Kelly Braden
KJBraden1@aol.com
CURRENT NEEDS
Sport Fishing, The Magazine of Saltwater Fishing, Doug Olander, Editor-in-Chief, 460 N Orlando Ave - #200, Winter Park, FL 32789 Phone 407-571-4576 Fax 571-4577
Email - doug.olander@worldpub.net www.sportfishingmag.com
Sept. 30 deadline:
Pelagics with lures in mouth: blue-white-striped-black marlin, sailfish, spearfish, dolphin, wahoo, tuna; Different sized offshore trolling lures (for info or before sending, contact Andy Hahn -- andy.hahn@worldpub.net )
Oct. 1 deadline:
Boats under way: different size boats in all sea conditions. Trim tabs: installation, on boats in dry dock, underwater views.
ull sharks -- underwater, in water (from above), on a line, at the boat, close-ups. (as above: andy.hahn@worldpub.net).
Florida Game & Fish, Box 741, Marietta, GA 30061, Jimmy Jacob, Editor, Email: Jimmy_Jacobs@Primediamags.com.
Queries needed for April through Oct. 2005 on bass lakes and rivers located south of Tampa and Orlando. Also story ideas on king mackerel fishing anywhere along either coast during the summer months.
Wheelin’ Sportsmen Magazine, National Wild Turkey Federation, Inc.,770 Augusta Road, Edgefield, SC 29824 Phone: 803-637-3106 Fax: 803-637-0034 E-mail: nwtf@nwtf.net Website: www.nwtf.org
September 1, 2004
The National Wild Turkey Federation’s Wheelin’ Sportsmen magazine is gearing up for the Fall 2004 issue. Wheelin’ Sportsmen and has a target audience of all disabled people interested in the outdoors, especially recreational shooting, hunting and fishing.
Our photo needs for the Fall 2004 issue of Wheelin’ Sportsmen magazine are pictures illustrating:
- Disabled individuals hunting cropland
- Individuals shooting airguns
We are also looking for great close-up shots of:
- Elk
- English Setters
- Brittany Spaniels
- Vislas
- German Shorthair Pointers
- Gordon Setters
Please limit your submission to five slides per species or subject.
Any scenic shots with disabled outdoors enthusiasts in them are also welcome, as well as cropland/farm shots.
Photos must show sportsmen and women practicing safety and ethics. If possible, each photo should have a written caption with a description of the shot and the names of any people shown. Please send the original (not duplicates) transparencies; 35mm slides are preferred. The deadline for photo submissions is September 10, 2004. If you are interested in submitting photos, please contact Karen Lee with any questions. If you have a submission, send them to: Karen Lee, Editor, Wheelin’ Sportsmen magazine, National Wild Turkey Federation, P.O. Box 530, 770 Augusta Rd., Edgefield, SC 29824 Phone: 803-637-3106 Email: klee@nwtf.net
JOBS
The Daily Commercial, Photo Internship
The Daily Commercial, a 30,000 circulation daily in Central Florida, is seeking an intern for an immediate opening. We are looking for photojournalism students or recent college grads who are ambitious and unique shooters. The intern will be encouraged to produce photo stories that are in-depth and newsworthy. There is room to grow here as our previous intern is now staff and the new intern will get plenty of experience and guidance. Please send a resume and a portfolio with caption sheet that includes 10-15 strong images and at least one photo story, preferably on CD (Mac format) to: C.D. McGonigal, Chief Photographer, 212 E. Main St., Leesburg, FL 34749. Full-time. Salary not specified. Ad expires October 1, 2004. Job ID 430077. Website: www.dailycommercial.com.
Key West Citizen, Well-Rounded Journalist
The Marathon-Big Pine Free Press is seeking a well-rounded journalist who is adept at covering all aspects of a community, from civic clubs to city hall. The Free Press is a weekly community newspaper in the Florida Keys, covering the Middle and Lower Keys. It also serves as a bureau for The Key West Citizen, the Keys' only local daily. The successful candidate will have experience covering politics, cops, schools and writing features and will have basic photography skills. Applicants must have a nose for news, the ability to meet daily deadlines and be prolific writers who aren't scared to tackle the tough issues. A thorough understanding of the AP Stylebook is essential. To apply, submit a resume and between three and six clips. Clips should include stories that demonstrate your ability to write about complex issues in a clear, concise manner; reflect an understanding of a newspaper's watchdog role; and reveal that you can have fun with language. Salary is mid to upper 20s, with benefits. Post and/or e-mail clips and resume to: Valli Finney Managing Editor Marathon-Big Pine Free Press 6363 Overseas Highway Marathon, FL 33050 vfinney@keysnews.com (with 'applicant` in the subject line) No phone calls, please. Full-time. $25,000 - $30,000. Ad expires October 4, 2004. Job ID 430571. Website: www.keysnews.com.
The Observer/The Breeze, Managing Editor
Managing Editor for small daily newspaper in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, needed immediately. The Observer is a 5-day (Tuesday through Saturday) publication. New Smyrna Beach is located on the Atlantic coast about 20 miles south of Daytona Beach. If you love the feel of sand between your toes and hate temperatures below freezing, you'll love this place. This is a hands-on newsroom management job. You must be proficient on the Mac in Quark, Photoshop and Word, able to design and layout pages as part of your duties. We are part of 34-newspaper group and offer a full benefit package including health insurance. Send your resume and cover letter to Bill Elderton, Publisher, at eldertoons@mac.com today. You could be walking on the beach at sunset, humming a Jimmy Buffett song next week. Full-time. Salary not specified. Ad expires September 29, 2004. Job ID 429743.
The Villages Daily Sun, Pre-Press Manager
The Villages Daily Sun, an award-winning fast-growing 27,000-circulation daily in sunny Central Florida is seeking an individual with experience in color correcting photos for the newspaper industry. Experience in photography is also a plus. She/he must have experience in managing pre-press technicians as well as workflow management. This position requires being a team player, having organizational skills and being proactive in decision-making. We offer competitive salary, benefits and access to a highly regarded school system. Interested applicants should contact Operations Manager Ingo Fockler, 600 Rolling Acres Rd., The Villages, FL 32159 or Ingo.fockler@thevillagesmedia.com. Full-time. Salary negotiable. Ad expires September 29, 2004. Job ID 429597.
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