Meet with show producers, production managers, and creative executives in budget and production meetings.
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Handle multiple phone lines and daily communication with internal and external partners, agents, etc. (Take messages, check voicemail, etc.)
Assist with special projects, research, and compiling information as needed. Stay up to date on current events within the entertainment landscape, especially as it relates to Motion Pictures and Television. Read scripts and provide script coverage.
Oversee all aspects of development from concept through greenlight, including script development, packaging, and talent attachment.
Identify, evaluate, and champion new development opportunities, including original concepts, established intellectual property (IP), talent-driven projects, co-productions, and strategic partnerships across drama and comedy.
Manage a high volume of phone calls and emails from staff, clients, and client managers. Prepare expense reports and coordinate travel as needed.
General administrative duties include: answering telephones, scheduling, arranging drive-ons, copying, filing, compiling and submitting expense reports, and planning all travel arrangements.
Supporting the shoot teams (arranging PD recces / supporting shoot set-up and clear-up). And supporting the production team on the Rig/RX Days on location.
Liaising with writers, editorial minds, and external contacts, you’ll report to the Story Editor, providing them with fact-based research to support the exciting, drama-filled stories they’re looking to tell.
Responsibilities include coordinating calendars and team operations; maintaining organizational systems and shared resources; preparing creative materials and more.