Caitlin Reid

Queenstown, New Zealand
http://caitlinareid.com
6 Years Experience

Professional Experience

A LIFESTYLE, TRAVEL, FASHION WRITER - ACCURATE EDITORIAL A fashion, lifestyle, travel and healthcare writer with work in i-D magazine, Harper's Bazaar and many more. www.caitlinareid.com I write accurate, compelling copy in an engaging, accessible style.

Expertise

Content Editor (online) 5 YearsReporter 3 YearsWriter 6 Years

Specialty

Fashion 6 YearsTravel 5 YearsHealth 6 Years

Industries

Magazine - Large Consumer/National magazines 4 YearsMagazine - Trade magazines/publications (B2B) 5 YearsPR (firm) - Small to mid-sized corp. clients 4 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

  • Hearst (3-5)
  • i-D magazine (1-2)
  • Vice Media (1-2)

Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

  • Running Divas Online Magazine (10+)
  • Social Garden Digital (3-5)
  • Sweaty Betty PR (10+)
  • Roxy/Quicksilver (copywriting) (3-5)

Other Work History

Intern - Harper's Bazaar Beauty department

Technical Skills

Basic Photoshop editing

Foreign Language Skills

Basic French, Intermediate Japanese

Computer Skills

All Microsoft Office, Wordpress

Equipment

Access to Canon 7D for stills and movies

Work Permits & Visas

Australian Citizen

References

See Testimonials: www.caitlinareid.com/testimonial

Travel Editorial

Snowboarding in Japan
(Mountainwatch.com 11/11/2014)
Shredding in Japan is fun, sometimes surprising and not like anywhere else in the world - but not for the reasons you'd think. With its cold Siberian weather, tree-dwelling spirits and spring-time crevasses that could swallow you whole, getting properly prepared for Japan's unique culture is vital.

Health Editorial

Key to Running - Pelvic Stability
(Running Divas 10/9/2014)
The pelvic floor is only one element of the all important pelvic stability. Pelvic control and strength is a huge contributor to controlled running, decreased injuries and increased running efficiency. All of the things that every runner wants!

Cultural editorial

The man drought is real
(Vice Media 11/16/2014)
Young Kiwis are blaming immigration patterns for what's being called a nation-wide "man drought". In recent years almost 500,000 nationals have relocated to Aussie shores, and figures from the ​2013 Census​ show the number of men to go around is at an all-time low.