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General administrative duties: maintaining files, copying, scanning. Compile and distribute daily paperwork as directed by Production Coordinator. Prepare and submit expenses/receipts as directed by Production Coordinator. Set up and coordinate various meals, craft service, events, greet guests.

Executes development agenda for the television division. Procures new projects by representing Alloy in the creative community.  Builds and deepens existing relationships while constantly creating new ones. Attracting talent by presenting a deep knowledge of the work of the writers, directors, and creators.

Produce in-studio segments and book high-profile guests, overseeing a segment from a pitch to live on air. Conduct pre-interviews and in-depth research on a wide range of topics. Write compelling and catchy scripts for air.

Responsible for a variety of daily administrative tasks, including scheduling meetings, booking rooms, preparing and shipping materials, taking and distributing notes, ordering office supplies, and preparing for presentations, special events, and meetings.

Supporting the day-to-day running of our production team. Assisting with planning, filming, and delivering social-first and digital content across multiple BBC platforms. Helping manage filming schedules and timelines with the potential to attend a film shoot.

Provide administrative support, including heavy phones, coordinating meetings, schedules and travel, preparing expense reports, and producing correspondence. Read scripts, attend shows and provide feedback and research within the industry.