1. By: Ashleigh LeBaron

2. JOURNALISM: Reporter Technical writer Newspaper editor Rewrite editor Critic News director Sports director Proofreader Columnist News analyst Copyright specialist Historian Assignment editor Radio/TV reporter Videographer Editor Biographer Print coordinator Video journalist PUBLISHING: Literary agent Editor Advertising/Marketing Media buyer Designer Publicity director Graphics & production specialist Broadcasting/Cable/Corporate Video Television producer Program director Announcer Broadcast technician Film editor Production supervisor Sound mixer Executive producer Special effects specialist Scriptwriter News director

3. WHAT DOES AN EDITOR DO? A) Polishes and refines a story B) Directs the focus of the story, article or movie along a particular course C) Cuts out what doesn’t fit and is unessential to the purpose of the story D) Enhances the major points, drawing attention to places where the audience should focus E) None of the above F) All of the above Correct Answer: F. All of the above MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF EDITORS Newspapers/Magazine Editors: responsible for the type of content produced by their newspapers/magazines, the look of the product, directs subject matter and is responsible for checking article facts Publishing House Editors: fine new and exciting authors, help and assist them in writing and publishing their books, proof reading, etc. Freeland Editor: helps writers improve, etc.

4. To be able to help people fulfill their dreams of becoming authors.

5. University of Utah: 30 Credit Hours COMM 1500 COMM 3550 COMM 5300

6. We learned that a mass communication major takes a lot of work! Being an editor means having a lot of jobs and responsibilities! But it’ll all be worth it!

7. http://theeditorsblog.net/2011/02/01/duties- of-an-editor-how-editors-help-writers/ http://www.cas.muohio.edu/advising/majors/m asscomm.html