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Art Director Intern/Volunteer

New York, NY

$16.50 - $22/hr

... book pages. Creates detailed sketches of concepts for photo shoots. Clearly articulates photo concepts with FOB photographers and editors. Initiates and organizes FOB pre-arts. Oversees and color ...

Intern/Volunteer Art Director

New York, NY · On-site

$16.50 - $22/hr

... book pages. Creates detailed sketches of concepts for photo shoots. Clearly articulates photo concepts with FOB photographers and editors. Initiates and organizes FOB pre-arts. Oversees and color ...

Art Director Intern/Volunteer

Chicago, IL

$15.50 - $20.50/hr

... book pages. Creates detailed sketches of concepts for photo shoots. Clearly articulates photo concepts with FOB photographers and editors. Initiates and organizes FOB pre-arts. Oversees and color ...

Associate Intern/Volunteer

Los Angeles, CA

$16.25 - $21.50/hr

... Editor-in-Chief and Publisher * Write press releases and segment scripts; craft pitches ... Book/produce national/local television and radio segments; coordinate print/Internet interview ...

Intern/Volunteer Art Director

Chicago, IL · On-site

$15.50 - $20.50/hr

... book pages. Creates detailed sketches of concepts for photo shoots. Clearly articulates photo concepts with FOB photographers and editors. Initiates and organizes FOB pre-arts. Oversees and color ...

Intern/Volunteer Art Director

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

$16.25 - $21.50/hr

... book pages. Creates detailed sketches of concepts for photo shoots. Clearly articulates photo concepts with FOB photographers and editors. Initiates and organizes FOB pre-arts. Oversees and color ...

... annually, editing for the alum's colloquial voice and following an in-house style guide, the ... Writes drafts of front matter pieces for assigned book as needed for alumni volunteers.

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How much do volunteer comic book editor jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 28, 2026, the average hourly pay for volunteer comic book editor in the United States is $16.83, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.66 and $18.51 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

How does a Volunteer Comic Book Editor typically collaborate with writers and artists during the editing process?

Volunteer Comic Book Editors work closely with writers and artists to ensure the story flows smoothly and the artwork aligns with the narrative. This often involves reviewing scripts, providing constructive feedback, and coordinating revisions through regular communication, usually via email or virtual meetings. Editors may also help manage deadlines and facilitate brainstorming sessions to resolve creative differences, making strong interpersonal and organizational skills essential. Building positive, collaborative relationships is key to producing a cohesive and engaging comic book.

What is the difference between Volunteer Comic Book Editor vs Volunteer Writer?

AspectVolunteer Comic Book EditorVolunteer Writer
Required SkillsEditing, proofreading, storytellingWriting, research, creativity
Work EnvironmentComic book projects, publishing teamsContent creation, storytelling platforms
Common EmployerComic publishers, nonprofitsMedia outlets, nonprofits

The Volunteer Comic Book Editor focuses on refining and editing comic book content, ensuring quality and consistency. In contrast, a Volunteer Writer primarily creates original content or stories. Both roles often collaborate within the publishing industry and require strong communication skills, but their core responsibilities differ—editing versus writing. Understanding these distinctions helps volunteers choose roles aligned with their skills and interests in comic book projects.

What does a Volunteer Comic Book Editor do?

A Volunteer Comic Book Editor reviews, corrects, and improves comic book scripts, artwork, and layouts before publication, working without financial compensation. They check for spelling, grammar, and continuity errors, provide feedback to writers and artists, and ensure the story flows smoothly. Volunteer editors often collaborate remotely and may work with independent creators, nonprofits, or community projects. Their goal is to help produce high-quality comics and support creators in telling compelling stories.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Volunteer Comic Book Editor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Volunteer Comic Book Editor, you need a strong command of grammar, storytelling, and visual literacy, often supported by experience in writing or editing. Familiarity with industry-standard editing software like Adobe InDesign or Photoshop, as well as basic knowledge of comic book formatting, is typically required. Excellent communication, collaboration, and attention to detail help you effectively guide creative teams and maintain a consistent narrative voice. These skills ensure high-quality, engaging comic books that resonate with readers and support the creative vision.
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Infographic showing various Volunteer Comic Book Editor job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 86% Full Time, 10% Part Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 90% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 7% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $35,000 per year, or $16.8 per hour.

Story Development & Editorial Manager (Licensed IP)

Moonbug Entertainment

New York, NY • On-site

Full-time

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Thank you for considering the Story Development & Editorial Manager (Licensed IP) role with Moonbug Entertainment, Moonbug is an award-winning global entertainment company inspiring kids everywhere to laugh, learn and grow. The company is behind some of the biggest kids’ entertainment brands in the world including CoComelon and Blippi. Moonbug believes every child should have access to our entertaining and enriching content, which is why our shows are available on more than 150 video platforms globally including Netflix, Disney+, BBC iPlayer and YouTube Kids. Moonbug is also a global leader in pre-school music and audio experiences, available on 100+ audio platforms globally. Moonbug brands extend far beyond the screen to include streaming music, toys, games, books, live events, and even theme park exhibits.

Moonbug is part of Candle Media, an independent, creator-friendly home for cutting-edge, high-quality, category-defining brands and franchises. By bringing together elite talent operating at the intersection of content, community, and commerce, it helps to position leading entertainment businesses for accelerated, sustainable growth in the current market and beyond.

This role reports onsite in our New York office.

The Role:

At Moonbug, we don't just extend stories, we invent new ways for families to experience them. We're looking for a creative leader who is excited to challenge convention, experiment with new formats, and bring bold new ideas that push our franchises beyond the expected and into entirely new experiences for families.
Sitting within the Franchise division, with key responsibilities across Consumer Products & Experiences (CP&E) Publishing division, you will serve as the core consultative and editorial bridge across the entire business. You will ensure that every book, game script, podcast, product description, and character bible speaks with an authentic, unified, and compelling voice across all IPs, tailored to the audiences. This is a high-impact role requiring an expert storyteller who can effortlessly transition from high-level franchise strategy and narrative content development to granular manuscript editing.

Key Responsibilities:

Cross-Departmental Narrative Stewardship

Act as the central editorial powerhouse, driving storytelling excellence across six key business pillars:

  • Publishing: Driving the publishing business will be the primary focus of this role. You will oversee the global fiction, non-fiction, and comic/graphic novel narrative content development. Originate narrative stories, write manuscripts, ensure lore accuracy, and approve final print text.
  • Audio (Books & Podcasts): Shape the audio-first narrative landscape. Provide editorial direction on podcast scripting, audio drama narratives, and audiobook development and adaptation.
    • Books: Work with existing licensees to guide audiobook development where necessary. Originate audiobook stories aligned with print stories developed in house.
    • Podcasts: Work with the Audio team to influence storytelling and narrative in the Moonbug podcast catalogue.
  • Wider Consumer Products: Partner with toy, apparel, and lifestyle teams to weave narrative into physical products where relevant.
  • Brand (Character Bibles): You will partner with the existing creative team to ensure consistency across Character Bibles and into all narrative content. Support and guide the creative team to develop the most comprehensive versions of the Character Bibles for internal teams and external licensees to use.
  • Studio & Production: Work cross-functionally with the Studio & Production teams to share narrative content which can be used across Publishing and Studio. Influence stories used in content to creative a cohesive IP ecosystem
  • Gaming: Collaborate on world-building, dialogue trees, game lore, and in-game text.

Global Franchise Strategy

  • Scale stories across multiple categories seamlessly, ensuring a unified "canonical" universe while respecting the unique formatting needs of different media.
  • Review and approve narrative copy from external global partners and licensees to protect brand integrity on a massive scale.
  • Champion bold, original storytelling ideas and identify opportunities to expand Moonbug franchises into new formats, platforms, and consumer experiences.
  • Act as a creative catalyst across the organization, proactively bringing forward innovative concepts that strengthen our brands and unlock new opportunities for publishing, products, gaming, audio, and beyond.
  • Think beyond traditional publishing models, helping Moonbug pioneer next-generation approaches to franchise storytelling and audience engagement.

Requirements

Skills & Experience Required:

  • Licensed IP Mastery: Proven track record of managing, writing, or editing for major, top-tier global entertainment franchises and licensed properties. You understand how to play within established lore boundaries while innovating.
  • Experienced Editor: Extensive experience structural editing and copyediting across diverse formats—spanning story and chapter books, comic books, interactive game dialogue, and script writing. Preferably experienced in developing stories for children aged 0-7.
  • Global Experience: Creating story for different markets - focus markets are US and UK.
  • Cross-Category Fluent: A portfolio demonstrating your ability to write and judge copy for both physical products (Publishing/Consumer Products) and digital experiences (Gaming/Audio).
  • Senior Stakeholder Management: Exceptional communication skills. You are comfortable pushing back on external partners or defending narrative decisions to C-suite executives and creative directors.
  • Commercial Acumen: An understanding of how narrative drives consumer behavior, product sales, and global brand loyalty.
  • Additional Languages: preferred
  • Global Operations: Coordinate seamlessly across multiple international time zones (particularly UK and US - NY & LA)