Amy Wild
About
Amy Wild is an arts, culture and social media journalist with a background in audience analytics.
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She began writing, styling and creating content at fourteen as an anonymous fashion, lifestyle and arts blogger, later selling personalised style bundles worldwide on Depop at seventeen.
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Determined to pursue a career in journalism, Amy entered and won Best Article at the SVMA’s at age twenty.
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While studying for her BA in Journalism and Communications at Cardiff University, she freelanced for Cardiff Life Magazine and The Raven, interned at Buzz Magazine, and served as Film & TV Editor for the university magazine, Quench.
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Since graduating, she has completed internships at The Financial Times, The Telegraph and The Times & Sunday Times. She also founded her own Substack publication, Beyond The Byline, featuring in-depth interviews and commentary on film, TV, and society.
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Amy also has two years professional experience in audience analytics, having worked on reporting and content strategy for brands including AstraZeneca, Co-op, British Airways, Unilever and Capital One UK.
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Now a freelance journalist, Amy is training part-time for her NCTJ at News Associates and will soon begin social media shifts at The Telegraph.

Experience
Education
2025-2026
NCTJ at
News Associates
To further develop my editorial skills, I am pursuing a part-time NCTJ qualification at News Associates. Modules include Media Law & Regulation and Essential Journalism.
2020-2023
Cardiff University
First-Class Honours
I graduated with a first-class honours degree. During my studies, I served as Film & TV Editor for my university magazine, Quench, and interned as an editorial assistant and writer for Wales’ leading culture magazine, Buzz. I also won Best Article at the SVMA Awards.
October 2025
The Times & Sunday Times
Arts and Culture Intern
April 2025
The Telegraph
Performance and Data Intern
November 2023 - October 2025
Radancy
Digital Strategist
(Started as an Associate Solutions Engineer then promoted to Customer Success Manager)
May -
June 2023
Financial Times
Social Media and SEO Intern
August 2022 -
June 2023
Buzz Magazine
Culture Writer and Editorial Assistant
July 2021 -
May 2023
Quench Magazine
Fim & TV Editor