Creative thinker with the skills and imagination to think of and to help produce eye-catching promotional trailers, shorts and interstitials. Delivery of all production for some of our biggest international channels.
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The role involves managing submissions of materials, compiling project-specific research, reading and reporting on books and scripts.
Participate in brainstorming sessions and collaborate on the development of innovative and compelling multi-platform pitches. Support team in the execution of partnerships, including managing trackers, coordinating legal agreements, and facilitating approval processes.
Duties include teaching 5 courses per year, mentoring undergraduate students, and participating in departmental and/or school-wide committees and events. Ongoing professional work is encouraged and expected.
Should be exceptionally organized, well-versed in the entertainment business, ambitious, and eager to grow.
Assist with project management and tracking across multiple productions and initiatives. Conduct production research and assist with preparation for meetings, shoots, and other creative activities. Track creative and development projects, deadlines, and deliverables.
Administrative and personal assisting, along with the opportunity to gain exposure to virtually every aspect of feature filmmaking — from development through production and post-production.
Responsibilities may include assisting with development, reading and evaluating scripts and other material, researching projects and talent, supporting productions, and helping with the day-to-day needs of a busy production company.
Identify, source, and evaluate Japanese manga, anime, and novels for film and television adaptation. Evaluate underlying IP, scripts, pitches, treatments, and outlines for creative quality, commercial potential, and suitability for adaptation.
Identify, source, and evaluate Japanese manga, anime, and novels for film and television adaptation, while proactively exploring emerging and less conventional sources of Japanese IP.