The Story Ink will produce “Gangster on the Run” by Abhishek Banerjee.
Barnstorm picked up the spec script “The Fuckboat” by Caroline Glenn and Sean Doherty.
Amazon MGM Studios picked up “Repeat After Me” to be adapted by Rebecca Webb.
Spooky Pictures and Image Nation picked up “4 X 4: The Event” by Alex Ullom.
Shogun Films will produce the microdrama “Swipe!” by Paul Knight.
Netflix picked up “Eat the Rich” by Jade Franks.
ITV is developing “Let’s Play Ball.”
Reality Distortion Field and Omnifilm will produce “My Homicide” by Bruce Ramsay.
Duties include basic assistance with day-to-day tasks, ensuring the smooth execution of projects. Collaborating with hosts, producers, directors, and the production team. The role varies from project to project, including but not limited to logistics, research, asset gathering, and production support, for in-studio and field shoots.
Take notes during writer’s meetings, story note meetings, and animatic reviews. Ensure that executive notes are received in a timely manner, accurately transcribed, saved in the appropriate format, and distributed. Generate physical scripts for recording sessions (record drafts), as well as pickup and ADR sheets.
Assist with research for on-air appearances including shows, guest appearances, radio appearances and podcasts. Manage an active calendar of appointments and book and coordinate extensive travel arrangements.
Define the creative strategy for unscripted content, establishing the tone, language, and visual DNA of each format. Lead ideation sessions, develop new original concepts, and adapt international properties to the Latin and US Hispanic context.
World Builder Entertainment is out with the spec script “The Fever” by Haley Melikian.
Leigh Hill Management is out with the spec script “Brother Truckers” by Isaac Rentz.
831 Entertainment is out with the spec script “Shiny” by Rusteen Honardoost.
Bellevue Productions is out with the spec script “Bastards” by Josh Fulton.
Heroes and Villains Entertainment is out with the spec script “Spacebound” by Chris Hill.