Support the Industry Manager in delivering the festival’s expanding year-round talent development programme of events, including development labs, mentorship activities and pitching events.
Browsing: Industry Careers
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.
Manages complex meeting scheduling across many senior executive attendees. Works with other assistants to navigate and resolve potential scheduling conflicts. Agile to changes and makes all necessary parties aware of changes as soon as possible.
Reading new book projects and assessing film/tv/documentary/podcast/live stage play potential. Based on assessment of film/tv potential and authors’ ambitions, assisting executives in devising submission strategies for new book projects and executing those strategies.
Shape story structure, character arcs, and relationship dynamics to create compelling, character-led storytelling.
Research, identify, and approach potential contributors across a range of casting channels. Conduct casting interviews and assess contributors’ suitability, comedic instincts, and on-screen potential.
Write an average of 8 categories per week. Source material to show standards (no Wikipedia, no AI). Contribute to writers’ meetings with constructive feedback on game material.
Daily duties are research focused, ranging from talent and IP ideation to story development and more.
Oversee behind-the-scenes content capture, working closely with filmmakers, cast, and crew to develop meaningful, story-driven moments throughout production.
Work closely with Associate Producers and Producers by assisting them in editing video and graphics. Search for best video and elements for open, lead intro for show, and various tells.
Act as the first point of contact for show production offices, coordinate meetings, manage executive travel, and produce essential documents such as hiring charts and production calendars.