Write for us
We welcome thoughtful pitches about the habits, places, objects and shared occasions around watching films. Send proposals through the Contact page rather than submitting a finished article without an agreed assignment.
What we welcome
Pitches may explore cinema-going, home viewing, film memory, film-related objects or shared viewing rituals. A strong idea is specific enough to picture, but broad enough to remain useful beyond a single release or fleeting trend.
Shape a useful pitch
Tell us the central question, the detail that makes it worth exploring and the main point readers will take away. Note the likely approach and any sources or permissions the piece would need. Keep the proposal concise and explain why the subject suits Everyday Film Culture.
What to expect
Send your proposal through the Contact page, selecting the editorial option. A pitch is not an assignment, and publication is not guaranteed. Please disclose relevant commercial interests and do not send private or confidential material.
Watching is part of film culture
A film is also the room, company and routine around it. We pay attention to those ordinary details without treating one way of watching as the right one.