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Act as a thought partner for Producers, and Associate/Line Producers in navigating production hurdles; workshop issues ranging from inventory backlogs and catch-up plans to technical bottlenecks and communication breakdowns.

Project analysis. Create lists of directors, writers, and actors for projects in development. Send out appointments and self-tapes to clients.

Identify, source and develop talent across the department’s scripted output, drafting and circulating breakdowns as well as leading and coordinating casting sessions to secure the strongest performers.

Oversee assigned shows and support development including evaluation of source material, creative concept and casting and current and production matters including staffing of showrunners, directors and key production positions.

Routine office duties include assisting with answering telephones, filing and distributing paperwork; data entry, research, arranging meals, processing receipts, photocopying, general office administration and employee equipment deliveries.

Highly organized, proactive, and adaptable, with the ability to manage a complex, fast-paced schedule and respond seamlessly to shifting creative priorities on a studio feature.

Firsthand exposure to the creative development process in a fast-paced, professional environment.

Research various topics and update current reports using Microsoft Suite. Look at pitch material that has been submitted to see what types of shows are being pitched. View cuts of current shows we have in production before they go on air.

Assisting with admin and feedback for the editorial review process across the team. Liaise with other Production Assistant(s) and the wider Production Team and Company where necessary.

Create original format ideas across priority genres and for specific channels; looking for quick wins, premium tentpoles and returnable franchises. Track briefs, slots, ratings and competitor moves, positioning each idea to the right buyer and time.