Collaborate with show producers, line producers, production managers and creative executives and offer assessments on budgets, production plans, and schedules.
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Supporting the Production Management Team with the day-to-day operational tasks and logistics across the series.
Manage an extremely active calendar with frequent shifting priorities; schedule meetings, production reviews, screenings and conference calls, coordinating across multiple time zones and with senior internal and external stakeholders.
Help the Producer track color and delivery schedules, drive updates to keep the team on track, and work closely with the Production Coordinators on ensure various elements of projects are handled according to the clients requests and team operating procedures.
Lead a high-performing team of strategists and work with department leaders across creative development, physical production, business affairs, finance, analytics, research, programming, and marketing.
Works directly with and assists IP & Literary Acquisitions executives.Supports in managing IP submissions, scouting, library management, and upkeep of records and logs.
General administrative duties including: answering telephones, scheduling, arranging drive-ons, copying, filing, processing expenses, and planning all travel arrangements for executives.
Supporting teams in the production office, on location or in studio environments. Helping to research stories, contributors and locations for programmes.
Rolling calls, managing calendars, and taking notes. Submitting material and tracking clients for television and film projects.
Manage projects through development or production, provide first-pass creative feedback, and build relationships with emerging creative talent.