The Hollywood Reporter Film Editor Carl Diorio talks a writers changing role

The most significant changes in what I do on a daily basis, like any business, we are being asked to more with less, said Carl DiOrio, deputy film editor, The Hollywood Reporter. They dont want to hear whats not possible, it is just circumstances that are just a given. DiOrios message was echoed by Panelists Josh Dicky, deputy entertainment editor, Associated Press and CEO and Co-Founder Michael Stroud, iHollywood Forum, Inc./Freedlance Journliast at an Entertainment Publicists Professional Society (EPPS) workshop at ICG local 600, Hollywood, CA.

What used to be considered a skelton staff, is now covering the entire entertainment waterfront, explained DiOrio. For example I have added DVD beats to my coverage and luckily I had a couple of years experience in working that area for another publication.

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