Serve as a floor director during live and pre-taped broadcasts. Read and follow rundowns, adapting to changes as they occur. Ensure talent is in their correct positions on time.
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Conceptualize and provide creative ideas for topics and content that can make air. Organize, log, and filter all media that comes through the building pertaining to our group’s needs. Handle any tasks that come up on a live gameday, which include working with talent on set, putting together highlights for air, or helping identify certain statistics or trends that could be noted on air.
Partner with department directors and managers to plan, prepare and provide the schedules of TV production crew and studio facilities, solving for logistical, budgetary, technical, and human dependencies.
Provide day-to-day administrative and creative support for unscripted studio executives, including calendar management, meeting coordination (in-person and virtual), travel logistics, and expense processing.
Managing client appointments and scheduling. Coordinating travel and calendars for the manager and clients.
Rolling calls and handling high-volume correspondence. Day-to-day client management and communication.
Script coverage and development notes. Assisting with pitch decks and research. Supporting social media strategy and content creation.
Script coverage and creative notes. Research projects related to development and production.
Serve as a primary point of contact for internal and external partners and ensure efficient communication and smooth operations within the executive office and the Comedy Development department.
Tracks show status from season pitches, to creative material (stories, outlines, scripts), to cuts for notes process between showrunner, studio and network.