[Boripiomi]

make popular youtube videos with you reviewing various amines you will have to have
to be funny in your reviews
review animes that are basically hentai
have a loud cheerful voice that people want to listen to
a good video editor

[23tommy]

Or, if you want to go the with the 'writing reviews' way, then you can just start up a blog, there are 10,000* free services to do so. Wordpress, Blogger, etc.

Once you start getting followers (the hard part, usually requires you to market yourself to like minded people) then you can start trying to direct the attention of existing anime review sites to your blog, they may like (or not like) what you're writing about, how you write, etc, and may be willing to let you freelance, once you are freelancing, really, really apply yourself and they may be impressed enough to let you become a full-time writer. Just keep in mind that these sort of gigs don't pay very well so you either a) need to expect to never eat food again or b) work part time for a supplemental income.

Just do not expect all this to happen overnight, or even within a month, it could take a long time. If you are truly serious about this, your own ambitions, skills, and interest will open the door for you. The trick is to just not give up when it looks bad.

[bapimporb]

no, you need to major in journalism. as for english, at the end, you'll end up being a teacher and teach like how all english teaches the lesson.

---------- Post added at 09:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:31 PM ----------

you sure that these sorts of gigs dont get pay very well? unless someone advertise. is it possible that it can become a business/company?

Or, if you want to go the with the 'writing reviews' way, then you can just start up a blog, there are 10,000* free services to do so. Wordpress, Blogger, etc.

Once you start getting followers (the hard part, usually requires you to market yourself to like minded people) then you can start trying to direct the attention of existing anime review sites to your blog, they may like (or not like) what you're writing about, how you write, etc, and may be willing to let you freelance, once you are freelancing, really, really apply yourself and they may be impressed enough to let you become a full-time writer. Just keep in mind that these sort of gigs don't pay very well so you either a) need to expect to never eat food again or b) work part time for a supplemental income.

Just do not expect all this to happen overnight, or even within a month, it could take a long time. If you are truly serious about this, your own ambitions, skills, and interest will open the door for you. The trick is to just not give up when it looks bad.

[saerensenatljn]

Good luck with that. wwwwww