Ensuring that Executive Producer, Story Editor, Writers, Directors are all working from the most current version of the script.
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Manage heavy call volume. Schedule meetings based on a complex calendar. Take notes in meetings and calls.
Heavy scheduling, call volume & rolling calls, heavy travel organization, expenses, management of databases, submission logs, and select creative evaluation.
Provides overall general assistance to the Production Coordinator, Production Supervisor and crew within a specific department(s).
Attend important production events including weekly business review meetings, production calls, table reads, records, etc.
Oversee scripted content projects through development, production, and post-production. Partner with show producers, line producers, production managers, and creative executives to assess budgets, schedules, and production plans.
In conjunction with the Development Director, to update the label’s development slate and be responsible for other departmental development logs, databases and systems.
Oversees multiple cost trackers, across a range of scales, providing recommendations to Producers and Production Managers for bringing budgets in on target.
Build and maintain databases and shared drive documentation across multiple projects. Prepare spreadsheets and reports containing confidential information. Review budgets and pull financial information as needed.
Serve as first point of contact with clients, Agents and Executives. Provide significant script coverage for client pitches. Track current and potential clients.