Managing the active slate of scripted live-action comedy and animated series, guiding each show from greenlight through final delivery. Partner with showrunners, writers, and executive producers throughout all phases of production: pre-production, shooting, post-production, and delivery.
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In-depth coverage of incoming material. Research on development projects, potential IP, etc. Provide notes and creative feedback on scripts in active development.
Heavy script and book reading. Complete coverage on incoming projects, summarizing the story and commenting on if it’s a project worth pursuing.
This position is the heartbeat of our studio operations, ensuring every detail of production and distribution runs smoothly. From budgeting and contracts to shoot schedules and festival submissions, you’ll be at the center of a fast-paced, collaborative environment where art meets innovation.
Locate video and soundbites and receive legal permission by coordinating with the desk and other departments. Edit video and soundbites for air. Assist producers in package-producing taped interviews and field pieces.
Research, build & share weekly newsletter recapping relevant client & industry news for talent-driven production companies. Support in building materials for client production companies (e.g., pitch decks, films slates, etc.).
Serve as a floor director during live and pre-taped broadcasts. Read and follow rundowns, adapting to changes as they occur. Ensure talent is in their correct positions on time.
Conceptualize and provide creative ideas for topics and content that can make air. Organize, log, and filter all media that comes through the building pertaining to our group’s needs. Handle any tasks that come up on a live gameday, which include working with talent on set, putting together highlights for air, or helping identify certain statistics or trends that could be noted on air.
Partner with department directors and managers to plan, prepare and provide the schedules of TV production crew and studio facilities, solving for logistical, budgetary, technical, and human dependencies.
Provide day-to-day administrative and creative support for unscripted studio executives, including calendar management, meeting coordination (in-person and virtual), travel logistics, and expense processing.