Based in the Montréal suburb of Saint-Laurent, Québec, Canada, Screen Rant is an online publication that covers movie industry news in the United States. A subsidiary of the online media publishing company Valnet, Screen Rant is the largest non-corporate-owned movie and television news site, supplying readers with hot entertainment topics that movie buffs and cinephiles look forward to reading. Most of the site’s visitors are influencers in the movie and TV category and people looking for recommendations on what to watch. Screen Rant’s mission is to inform its readers about the latest news and invite discussion on what is happening in the entertainment world.

Offering work to anyone over the age of 18 regardless of location, Screen Rant has previously offered part-time, freelance, occasional, and up to 100% remote job opportunities for qualified candidates across the United States. As an employer, Screen Rant typically seeks writers capable of producing content related to the latest entertainment news, such as casting, new film and television trailers, movie announcements, photo shoots, production developments, and game announcements, developments, and trailers.

Screen Rant was launched in 2003 and has since grown into one of the largest entertainment news sources in the industry, hosting more than 105 million readers in 2015 and over 1.5 million YouTube channel subscribers. The team of editors and reporters at Screen Rant do more than just report entertainment news, they editorialize it with film, television, video game news, reviews, and videos. The Screen Rant team covers red-carpet events in Los Angeles, California; Comic-Con in San Diego, California; film festivals in New York, New York; movie premieres in London, England, United Kingdom; and many more pop-culture events.

Based in the Montréal suburb of Saint-Laurent, Québec, Canada, Screen Rant is an online publication that covers movie industry news in the United States. A subsidiary of the online media publishing company Valnet, Screen Rant is the largest non-corporate-owned movie and television news site, supplying readers with hot entertainment topics that movie buffs and cinephiles look forward to reading. Most of the site’s visitors are influencers in the movie and TV category and people looking for recommendations on what to watch. Screen Rant’s mission is to inform its readers about the latest news and invite discussion on what is happening in the entertainment world.

Offering work to anyone over the age of 18 regardless of location, Screen Rant has previously offered part-time, freelance, occasional, and up to 100% remote job opportunities for qualified candidates across the United States. As an employer, Screen Rant typically seeks writers capable of producing content related to the latest entertainment news, such as casting, new film and television trailers, movie announcements, photo shoots, production developments, and game announcements, developments, and trailers.

Screen Rant was launched in 2003 and has since grown into one of the largest entertainment news sources in the industry, hosting more than 105 million readers in 2015 and over 1.5 million YouTube channel subscribers. The team of editors and reporters at Screen Rant do more than just report entertainment news, they editorialize it with film, television, video game news, reviews, and videos. The Screen Rant team covers red-carpet events in Los Angeles, California; Comic-Con in San Diego, California; film festivals in New York, New York; movie premieres in London, England, United Kingdom; and many more pop-culture events.