The Playlist Is Looking For A Few Good People

The Playlist can't do everything by ourselves. Well, we basically do - it's essentially a one-man operation 95% of the time, but we could use some co-mates and come allies.

So yes, we need some contributors. So if you're seriously interested - and only seriously - please email us. Beggars can't be choosers, but we don't enjoy wasting our time on flakes and we've had many a flake contributor stick around for two posts and then disappear entirely. We'd like to avoid that whenever possible.

Now that that's out of the way, what are we looking for? Someone to cover the comic-book beat, someone to write a weekly Monday box-office report, someone to do trailer reviews and or someone to try and tackle all of the above plus the regular movie/music news and stories we do. Whatever area of expertise yours is, is what you should be writing about.

We'd also love anyone who wants to do more feature-y type pieces where one looks back on a certain director's history with music or a certain old film that had many affiliations to music or genres, etc., etc. (we've done some stuff like that in the past, but never as often as we want).

Before you right us though, please keep in mind: The Playlist is first and foremost a movies site with - obviously - a strong connection to music - but we don't just cover music stuff that has no tie-in to movies (and yes, we'll do movie stories that aren't really tethered to music because that's where our focus is primarily).

Also, if you'd like to be a copy-editor for the Playlist, lord knows our "sense of grammar," excessive typos and spelling mistakes could use some assistance. We'd love you more than anything, really.

If you'd like to recommend suggestions for further installments of the Playlist Soundtrack series, we'd be down with that too.