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Network Site Spotlight: ReelRundown
ReelRundown is the place where film buffs and fanatics can discuss and debate their favorite films, shows, and celebrities. Created by film, animation, and television buffs,
ReelRundown is a community for the fans made by the fans.
Whether you want to discuss the best of Scorsese or learn where to start with Kurosawa, this is the place you can share what you love and find something new to add to your viewing list. If you're looking for information that is film or television-related,
ReelRundown is here to answer your questions!
Here are some examples of articles on
ReelRundown that our editors would like to showcase. These articles are a great introduction to this network; spoiler alert, you'll love them!
Read on to learn about the ReelRundown editorial policy and get busy writing!
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Pro Tips
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The Editorial Rundown for ReelRundown
If you would like to contribute to the site, please familiarize yourself with the
HubPages editorial policy. In addition to these requirements, here are some extra tips on how to write high-quality articles for
ReelRundown.
What Editors Like to See:
- Spoiler Alert: If your article gives away plot details, please be considerate to your readers and give a spoiler warning at the start. You certainly don't want to ruin the experience of viewing a great film for your readers.
- What Makes or Breaks a Film: Reviews are most effective when they offer in-depth analysis and commentary on a film or tv show. The review could provide the strengths and weaknesses of a production and give the reader a sense of whether or not it is worth their time to see it.
- Give Visuals: If you analyze a scene's mise-en-scéne, framing, or lighting, it is very helpful to include photos of the imagery you are discussing. If you are breaking down how a scene plays out or writing about an Oscar-worthy performance, you may want to include a YouTube clip.
What You Should Avoid:
- Plot Summaries: Articles that are merely plot summaries of a film or television show likely won't leave the cutting room floor. They provide nothing beyond the viewing experience.
- Common Knowledge: Celebrity bios that are simply facts and basic information lack star power. Generally, it won't be an interesting read if it is identical to a Wikipedia page.
- Earning a Spot: We all love a good top 10 list, but not one that barely explains why an entry made the cut. A full review is not needed, but the reader should get an idea of why an entry was selected.
All of our Network Sites are a blending of professional editing and writers like you! If you are intrigued by the ReelRundown community and have unique film or tv knowledge, we'd love to have you. Submit your article today!
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Fresh Faces of HubPages
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Martial Quest, From Singapore, 0 Fans, 6 Hubs, Joined 3 weeks ago
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Martial Arts
Our HubPages fresh face of the week is
Sifu B! Sifu has been studying martial arts for almost forty years. He has studied many arts over the years and has belt rankings in four different styles. As a former US Marine, he places a heavy emphasis on the practical and combative aspects of martial arts.
If you're interested in learning more, check out his articles about
Martial Sport or Combat: 7 Things to Know,
Is Dim Mak Real?, and
What Is Jeet Kune Do?
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do not necessarily reflect those of HubPages.
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