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Do you want to work in publishing, but don't know where to start? Here's the Book Break guide to all the many wonderful jobs in publishing - from editorial to comms to foreign rights. No matter your skills, background, or reading tastes, there's a perfect publishing job for you!
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⚪️ Publishing Operations
⚪️ Art and Design
⚪️ UK Sales and Brand
⚪️ Finance and Contracts
⚪️ International Sales
⚪️ Children's Editorial (MCB) + Rights
⚪️ Adult Editorial + Rights
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Комментарии : 45

@claireoulton2462 5 лет назад

This is wonderful - and so inspiring. Should be shown in Careers Departments in schools.

@clincpb8903 3 года назад

Well, instead they learn about mindfulness !

@rhea1746 3 года назад

Thank you for making this video. A lot of people aspiring to work in Publishing, like me, need this kind of information laid out in an uncomplicated format to understand. I appreciate your work. Thanks again!

@lucyd57 4 года назад

being in the editorial team would be an absolute dream! I will be studying English Literature with Creative Writing start September 2020 and this has offered me the motivation to study hard to be able to get my dream job (reading books for a living). Of course there are hardships that come with every job but I just know in my heart, as dramatic as this sounds, that this is where i belong.

@TheRatKingsTherapist 4 месяца назад

I believe in you! You got this :)

@carinam.9447 2 года назад

As someone studying LIS and also keeping their eyes open for career opportunities with that degree outside the library world I would have loved to hear more about the metadata team! Maybe in a future video.

@ABFrank. 4 года назад

Really interesting to hear from the people in the different departments! I'm sure this teaches a lot of people about publishing 🙂

@katiejlumsden 5 лет назад

This is so interesting - the publishing houses I've worked in are organised totally differently. It's really cool to see how different it can be. Your marketing and publicity seem much closer together, in Comms, than where I've been.

@laurrrrah 2 года назад

I wrote a kids book at a master class in short story telling , I liked it . It was entered into a London competition. I'd like to see it published it was cute

@HarrietRosie13 5 лет назад

Love this! I hadn't realised that commissioning and editorial were separate!

@isabellaprice3868 5 лет назад

Love this - it’s made me really want to work in publishing!

@BookBreak 5 лет назад

Yess!!! The best industry to work in :)

@annaphillips2175 5 лет назад

So interesting, definitely wouldn’t have known about so many of these!

@BookMachineTV 3 года назад

This is a really useful guide to all of the ways to work in publishing.

@SwagataLaxmi Год назад

This was very insightful. Thanks for putting up this video.

@merlinsandra7216 Год назад

It was quite knowledgeable and an amazing glimpse and insight into publishing house departments.

@Nyledam89 5 лет назад

This was so interesting and is the perfect addition to the series Katie is doing right now! :)

@BookBreak 5 лет назад

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Yes Katie is making such interesting videos around this topic at the moment too, I've been loving them.

@Easilyshown 4 года назад

Great video!

@inessamaria2428 5 лет назад

Very Helpful! Thanks

@BookBreak 5 лет назад

Glad to help! It can be a bit confusing all the different jobs - I didn't even know the differences between some of these jobs even after a few months of working in publishing! But hopefully this will encourage people to pursue a publishing career even if they don't want to follow one of the more traditional routes...

@almilakurt9643 10 дней назад

That was a great video and so encouraging! This year I will be graduating from Comparative Literature. Do you have any advice for candidates like me who are trying to get into the industry at beginner levels? It’s been a dream for me to work in publishing and I want to be able to maintain this dream as soon as possible!

@badalzakir4880 3 года назад

wow.....awesome

@cherylnurse7237 3 года назад

Great video but what about the Royalties department?

@tanyab7318 5 лет назад

Is there a roll for actual proof reading? More and more I read new books with spelling errors, omitted words, wrong words, poor grammar. This should not have become acceptable! Where/how can I find a job as a proof-reader?

@BookBreak 5 лет назад

Yes those jobs definitely exist! Though I believe it's usually a freelance job rather than working inside a publishing house.

@tanyab7318 5 лет назад

@@BookBreak Great! Let me know if you need something proofed. I will look for the opportunities as well.

@Josh-pm9xf 3 года назад

Pretty ironic that you spelled role wrong...

@janeegan5666 3 года назад

I'm trying to get into a publishing MA and I'm looking for experience! Any advice for getting remote work experience?

@adriang6259 3 года назад

Where can I sign?

@deepakmangwana7662 2 года назад

Hi, I have a great work experience in publication as 3b2 Composition/Pagination (Journal's). I have worked for Elsevier, Wiley and T&F. If is there any opportunity kindly let me know.

@BookLoverKerrie 2 года назад

If I want a job in a publishing house how would I go about this? I don’t have any experience working in a publishing house but I have limited retail experience. I find it hard finding jobs when I don’t have much experience for the role I’m applying for. Any help please?