Write for us

We welcome thoughtful pitches about the details that shape how a film is watched: a recurring object, an unseen sound, a transition, a gesture or another precise viewing question. A useful contribution gives readers a way to notice something without insisting that one interpretation settles it.

What makes a good pitch

Propose one focused subject and explain the central question, the detail readers will attend to, and what a close look might add. We favour specific, evergreen ideas that can be explained clearly without relying on private access, unsupported claims or costly resources.

A clear, careful approach

Strong drafts separate what a viewer can observe from what the writer infers, give enough context to follow the example, and acknowledge reasonable ambiguity. Original writing is expected; pitches should also note any relevant commercial relationship or material supplied by another party.

How to send it

Send proposals through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. A short pitch is enough to begin; please include a working title, a summary of the idea and a brief note about your approach.