Handle essential administrative duties—like calendar management, travel planning, and meeting coordination—while also contributing to the development of creative materials such as one-sheets and pitch decks.
Browsing: Los Angeles
Source and evaluate screenplays, shows, books, articles, life rights, concepts, sizzles, pitches, and short-form content – as well as other forms of IP –to build and help sustain a robust TV pipeline that aligns with department and overall company strategy and goals.
Responsibilities include managing calendars, coordinating meetings, tracking priorities, organizing documents, and providing general administrative support.
Responsibilities include heavy phones, scheduling meetings, tracking expenses and bookings, reading scripts, and interfacing directly with clients and industry contacts.
Coordinating meetings and travel. Maintaining files and tracking documents. Taking notes and preparing materials.
Manage scheduling, bookings, and communication with team members.
Managing the active slate of scripted live-action comedy and animated series, guiding each show from greenlight through final delivery. Partner with showrunners, writers, and executive producers throughout all phases of production: pre-production, shooting, post-production, and delivery.
Research, build & share weekly newsletter recapping relevant client & industry news for talent-driven production companies. Support in building materials for client production companies (e.g., pitch decks, films slates, etc.).
Tracking contracts, and maintaining data on deals, studio release calendars, market share files, and any other information needed to best serve our clients. Serving as the first point of contact with clients and executives.
Support production-related planning, logistics, and budgets, working closely with the Senior Production Manager, internal teams, and freelance crew to ensure projects run smoothly from development through delivery.