Track projects through all stages of development, maintaining up-to-date status reports for the creative executive team. Serve as a key point of contact for external creative partners including writers, producers, agents, and talent representatives.
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Find entertainment careers / job openings across the film and TV industry, from entry-level assistant roles to executive leadership positions. Opportunities span all levels and departments, offering pathways to build and advance a career in entertainment.
Maintaining and updating information: contact info, submission grids, slates. Providing creative support such as reviewing submissions, taking notes and tracking competitive projects.
Identify properties as well as outside material to be adapted, developed, pitched and sold to television networks and streaming platforms. Finds writers for series development, series staffing and streaming development projects.
Accompany the leader in key internal and external meetings. Capture high-level notes, synthesize complex discussions into actionable outcomes, and ensure follow-up on strategic commitments.
Read and watch current material in a timely manner and provide feedback if necessary. Compose correspondence as needed; write synopsis and loglines of episodes for internal scheduling systems and weekly, widely-distributed report.
Coordinates shipping of materials to partner studios and ensures that the work is labeled and filed accurately. Manages day-to-day tracking of CG asset build in production database.
Read scripts and creative materials, review cuts/dailies, and summarize notes from meetings, calls, and screenings. Create presentations, correspondence, reports, and other internal or external communications.
Thoughtfully manage complex calendars and scheduling for teams in multiple locations and time zones. Set up internal and external meetings including conference rooms, AV needs, document distribution, attendance tracking.
Own a complex and ever-shifting calendar, coordinate seamless travel and meeting logistics, manage expenses, and serve as a steady point of contact for internal teams, executives, and high-profile talent.
Set and implement original content strategy in Japan. Build relationships with show creators and creative community. Seek out and assess pilot proposals, scripts, and pitches.