Responsibilities include calendar and travel management, industry communications, meeting preparation, note-taking, project organization, script coverage, creative development, and research.
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Provide strategic and operational leadership across a portfolio of drama productions, ensuring delivery across development, production and post is aligned with creative ambition, budget and schedule.
Develop day-to-day schedule and prioritization of activities, proactively identifying and resolving scheduling conflicts, ensuring calendar is aligned with changing business priorities.
Manage complex and dynamic calendars for senior executives, including internal, external, and international meetings. Ensuring alignment with business priorities.
Carrying out general tasks to assist productions as required by any staff member or client. Answering phones and responding to clients’ requests promptly.
Take notes from the Producers, the Story Producer and Story Editors and redraft storylines appropriately.
Provide shot-by-shot logs for video specifically selected for permanent archive. Use video hardware to ingest physical media into a digital system.
Work closely with Tom Llamas, the Executive Producer, Senior Broadcast Producer, correspondents, and producers to ensure anchor copy is accurate, conversational, authoritative, and consistent with the editorial voice of the broadcast.
Schedule management, travel coordination, script and development support, local household vendor oversight.
Compile weekend read for the department, plus read and participate in discussions. Collaborate in creating, curating, and distributing weekly department IP memos.