CAA and Lit Entertainment is out with SPACE CADET by Liz Garcia. A Florida party girl turns out to be the only hope for the NASA Space Program.

Paradigm is out with TAKE OFF by Jay Thames. After a work for hire art recovery goes bad, Frank Foster has the love of his life die in his arms.

Circle of Confusion is out with SIMULACRUM by Calvin Starnes. A mom tries to save her son, after she gets roped into helping an AI escape the government, who is tracking it down.

Epicenter is out with ANDOVER by Dikran Ornekian & Rylend Grant. A man wrenches awake to find himself chained to a beam and staring at a dead guy.

Housefire Management is out with THE FESTIVAL by Hannah Rosner & Kate Scott. A teenage girl runs away to a debauchery-fueled music festival with her best friend.

ROAR is out with HEARD NO MORE by Harris Kauffman. A reclusive rancher enlists her nephew to help find her missing granddaughter.

Hopscotch is out with this spec by Peter Barnes. When the sun doesn’t rise, a blind woman navigates a dark world to save her son.

CAA is out with SIEGE OF BILLIONAIRES ROW by Mike Walden. An ensemble of cut-throat and colorful characters vie to break into a townhouse on Billionaires Row

Bellevue Productions is out with this spec. An interracial couple seeks solace in their work at a prestigious theatre company.

UTA is out to studios with SHELLY. A young woman returns home a decade after an embarrassing prom prank ran her out of town.

UTA is out with SUMMERING by Benjamin Percy & James Ponsoldt. Four girls discover a dead body and set off on a journey.

Verve is out with BASIC WITCHES by Tim Cairo, Jake Gibson, & Lauren Lillie. Three women starting a book club out of spite inadvertently acquire the sacred texts of an ancient witch coven and unlock powers beyond their wildest dreams.

Fictional Entity is out with SAVING ESPERANZA by Betty Sullivan. A grieving mother hastily decides to save a dying local child from the Cartel.

ICM Partners sets SONGBIRD by Adam Mason & Simon Boyes at Bay Films and Invisible Narratives. A pandemic leads to a government conspiracy.

CAA is out with FLIGHT by Miles Chapman. No details given.

Management/production company has an opening for an assistant to cover two talent managers.

Production company seeks managers for talent, literary and new media.

Responsibilities will include general office management, extensive reading, organizing, phones, rolling calls, interfacing with productions, studio, etc.

Tasks include scheduling, arranging travel, errands, and other general duties.

Candidate should be extremely organized, detail oriented, a multi-tasker, great with follow through and hustle, active in nightlife

Will focus on new business opportunities and procuring brand deals for clients.

Full-time executive assistant to support our Vice President and Director of Development.

Help represent an existing roster of writers and directors. Prior experience as a literary agent or manager (junior OK) is a must.

Prior experience at an agency or management company is required and experience with writers and directors is preferred. Responsibilities include but are not limited to general office duties, answering phones, submissions, client appointments, tracking projects.

Writers must have an interest in Genre fiction and feel comfortable in sequential storytelling. They must also feel comfortable collaborating with other writers and building off previous work. We are paying $700 per issue.

This role will oversee the operation of several annual writing programs and fellowships designed to discover and develop emerging talented writers and guide the beginning of their career.  They will contribute to a interdisciplinary team to ensure audience growth while building brand integrity and loyalty with writers and industry professionals.

Coverfly is looking for a Sr. Writer Development Executive to support top writers by introducing their work to entertainment industry professionals, and strategizing to create initiatives that will help break undiscovered talent into Hollywood. This is a full-time position in Los Angeles, CA.

Candidate must have one to two years of experience representing or working with artists in all areas of commercials and/or voiceovers, including TV commercials, promos, documentaries, industrials, animation, video games, digital media. movie trailers, etc.