Build relationships with show creators and creative community. Assess pilot proposals, scripts, and pitches. Work with writers and artists to develop series ideas and scripts.
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Provide high-level administrative support to the Head of Casting, including managing a dynamic calendar, coordinating meetings, and preparing for daily engagements.
Analyze and improve efficiencies of creative decision-making mechanisms between our U.S./Global Film. Creative, Production, Content Strategy, Theatrical Distribution, Finance, Programming Strategy, Consumer.
Maintain organizational systems for tracking project materials, incoming submissions, and other high-priority requests to ensure timely response and accurate record keeping.
Review incoming pitch materials, write detailed coverage, and provide creative recommendations to the development team to inform greenlight decisions.
Assist agent in all professional administrative matters. Analyze content and related material.
The TV Development and Current Series Intern will shadow and be able to share their creative point of view on content with high-level executives on both sides of Development and Production.
Provide day-to-day administrative support to the SVP of Drama Development. Compose correspondence as needed; write synopsis and loglines of episodes for weekly, widely distributed report.
Duties include complex calendar management, phone coverage, administrative support, meeting coordination, expense reporting, and sales support.
The agent will be responsible for growing their own roster of top-level writers, scripted formats and development slate, whilst also identifying and nurturing scripted opportunities for existing InterTalent clients.