Provide day-to-day administrative support to the SVP of Drama Development. Compose correspondence as needed; write synopsis and loglines of episodes for weekly, widely distributed report.
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Duties include complex calendar management, phone coverage, administrative support, meeting coordination, expense reporting, and sales support.
The agent will be responsible for growing their own roster of top-level writers, scripted formats and development slate, whilst also identifying and nurturing scripted opportunities for existing InterTalent clients.
Track priorities, projects, deadlines, and follow-ups across Atlantic & Backlot to ensure key items move forward and nothing falls through the cracks.
Coordinate domestic and international travel logistics, including visa and passport requirements, while processing expense reports and purchase orders.
Firsthand communication with Producers upon arrival and throughout the day. Assist in the collection and logging of project statuses and key information. Keep the production team up to date on project status.
Oversee development and current production of select scripted series. Provide constructive creative feedback on all script drafts for projects in development and in conjunction with collective notes from the development team.
Manage heavy call volume. Schedule meetings based on a complex calendar. Take notes in meetings and calls.
Pitch, develop, and produce original segments centered on pop culture, celebrity news, human interest, topical conversations and lifestyle content.
Help research and fact check stories with speed and accuracy. Pitch smart and engaging stories for daily and future segments that will resonate with our audience.