Oversee the financial, operational, and logistical execution of assigned productions from development budgeting and preproduction through physical production, post-production, and final delivery.
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Identify, prioritize, and lead AI pilots that address real creative and production needs, balancing artistic quality, workflow fit, business value, rights considerations, and operational readiness.
Review season storylines and individual episode screenplays. Evaluate storytelling, emotional impact, character motivations, hooks, and cliffhangers. Approve scripts or provide specific, actionable feedback to screenwriters.
Identify, assess, and develop high-potential projects aligned with Amazon’s content strategy. Cultivate and manage relationships with top-tier producers, writers, directors, and talent in Japan.
Evaluate the quality of scripts and offer creative feedback. Track writers and directors. Seek out and assess pilot proposals, scripts, and pitches.
Identify and develop young adult programming for Prime Video Series. Oversee the creative project management of a series through production, post and launch.
Effectively advise agents, executives and clients on deal structuring, negotiation, terms and strategy.
Partner with production teams to create and refine templates for use on Disney+ movie productions, including budget presentation, schedules, deal precedents, credits, crew and facility rates intended to provide operational consistency across studios.
Identify, source, and evaluate Japanese manga, anime, and novels for film and television adaptation. Evaluate underlying IP, scripts, pitches, treatments, and outlines for creative quality, commercial potential, and suitability for adaptation.
Identify, source, and evaluate Japanese manga, anime, and novels for film and television adaptation, while proactively exploring emerging and less conventional sources of Japanese IP.