This reporter would be responsible for handling investigative and enterprise pieces about the business of Hollywood and its key players. The successful candidate should have a track record of breaking substantial stories and a deep knowledge of the film and TV business, along with a network of sources at all levels of the industry.
This job requires a highly versatile, skilled writer who can tackle a range of stories, from in-depth investigative pieces, to quicker turnaround profiles, narrative tales and some breaking news. The ability to work collaboratively with colleagues in a tightly knit group is essential.
Interested candidates should email a resume and clips to Company Town editor Richard Verrier at richard.verrier@latimes.com.
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