Tyler Moss

Cincinnati, OH USA

Professional Experience

As a professional editor and freelance writer, I've contributed to numerous national publications, covering everything from an American reality TV star turned Norwegian brewer, to the awkward position of being a "stay-at-home boyfriend" in today's economy, to why Lebron James is the NBA's anti-hero.

Expertise

Content Editor (online)
2 Years
Editor
2 Years
Writer
4 Years

Specialty

Entertainment
4 Years
Food
2 Years
Travel
4 Years

Industries


Magazine - Local/Regional magazines
3 Years
Magazine - Large Consumer/National magazines
4 Years
Marketing (in-house) - Small to mid-sized corp. cl
2 Years

Total Media Industry Experience

5 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

F+W Media (10+), Cincinnati Magazine (6-10), Draft Magazine (3-5)

Other Work History

Other publications I've freelanced for include Outside Magazine, Playboy.com, Cosmopolitan Magazine, Mental_Floss, Livestrong.com, Salon.com and The Huffington Post.

Technical Skills

Video Editing (Premier, iMovie), Audio Editing (Audacity, Soundbooth),

Computer Skills

Microsoft Office programs, Adobe Creative Suite programs, iMovie, HTML, Wordpress, Audacity, GoToWebinar, ExactTarget, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, Pinterest

Equipment

Laptop, digital camera, audio recorder, HD digital handheld videocamera, lapel microphone

Showcase

General

12 Hours in Kentucky: A Guide to the Historic Bourbon Trail
(Playboy.com 3/21/2014)
Travel piece for Playboy.com documenting a day of bourbon drinking and sight seeing in the Bluegrass State.
All for Norway
(Draft Magazine 12/1/2013)
Feature story (3-pages in print magazine) about how a Portland, Ore. guitar shop employee went from reality TV star to Norway's next craft brewer.
Trials of a Stay-At-Home Boyfriend
(Salon.com 3/12/2012)
An expository piece reflecting on my personal unemployment. Offers cultural commentary on the poor career landscape for young liberal arts graduates, while highlighting the importance of relationships during these difficult times.
Do Lemmings Really Run Off of Cliffs to Their Deaths?
(Mental_Floss 6/10/2013)
Tongue-in-cheek exploration of the erroneous myth that packs of lemmings run off of cliffs to commit mass suicide, and how it has evolved into a cultural colloquialism .
Why Hating Lebron James is Good for Basketball
(The Huffington Post 6/21/2012)
A thought-provoking, humorous piece on why Lebron James is a necessary villain in the NBA.
The Foraged Beer Trend
(Outside Magazine 3/21/2014)
Article published in the April 2014 issue of Outside about breweries that are making beers out of naturally foraged ingredients.