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Draft, review and track distributor contracts. Create invoices for international film distributors and assist with legal delivery.
Strong research, pitching, and relationship-building skills are required. Candidates should have a strong knowledge of the documentary space.
Oversee and manage budgets from initial estimates to post-production. Responsible for production and delivery calendars, timelines, and budgets.
Sources and assesses creative submissions and identifies concepts that work well with the 20th Century Studios’ vision.
Reviewing and approving concepts, outlines, scripts, rough cuts, etc. Providing creative guidance and feedback on movies and series projects.
Launch an IP group targeting both domestic and international sources for USG (i.e., books, articles, life rights, podcasts, formats, etc.) as well as identifying IP that aligns with talents creative requests.
Collaborate with key creatives (producers, directors, writers) on development projects, taking initiative to move projects forward. Provide clear and supportive feedback to creative teams at all stages of development and production.
Provide and compile notes on all written and visual development materials such as bibles, scripts, character and background art, etc.
Track slate, create new concepts, identify talent, field third-party pitches, interface with buyers as requested, and write treatments.
Works with SVP & General Manager, Head of Scripted Content, and Scripted team to support scripted content strategy with a focus on diverse, distinctive voices, talent, and IP.
Applicants should have a well-developed knowledge of and experience tracking writers, directors & talent and identifying & developing IP.
Generate clear and cogent verbal and written feedback on all story materials related to Film and TV series through all phases of development and production on assigned projects.
Attend story pitches and launches. Act as story representative during department meetings when needed. Determine assignments and exploration exercises for the story artists while waiting on script pages.
The position is responsible for some general administrative and creative executive duties, both in selling and buying of IP.
Develop new concepts for live action series that are aligned with companywide storytelling strategy and transmedia efforts.
Identifies up and coming talent, not necessarily established talent thru traditional and nontraditional research methods; inclusive of new and emerging technologies.
Collaborate with show producers, line producers, production managers and creative executives and offer assessments on budgets, production plans, and schedules. Includes feedback on production risks and/or options that can impact staying on budget and schedule.
Supervises development of material and projects to be made by Warner Bros. Generates notes documents for projects in all stages of production: development through post-production. Reviews and responds to creative script submissions.
Reviewing and approving concepts, outlines, scripts, rough cuts, etc. Providing creative guidance and feedback on movies and series projects.
The successful candidate will be proactive, quick-thinking, flexible, and able to juggle multiple responsibilities. Both set and field show experience are required.
In this the role, the person will represent the Network and direct the development of new drama series and pilots. They will ensure that our shows are of the highest possible quality with the time and resources available.
Reviews scripts for designated television programs that are in production as assigned to by the VP, TV.
Helps brainstorm and create large, overarching storylines that flow between content. Suggests easter eggs and finds ways to build stronger connective tissue across the line.
Work with writers to shape successful multi-seasons of a show. Oversee all creative aspects of development, production and post-production.
This Development Executive ideates, writes and brings in new projects that align with the Litton brand & mandates and oversees their assigned projects through all phases of development from inception to sale.
Lead the creation, development, and production of original series for Nickelodeon and 3rd party platforms.
Will be responsible for sourcing, developing and pitching scripted original television series and films.
The Vice President of Development is responsible for the day-to-day development and productions of the TV studio’s annual slate.
Partners with SVP, Development and VP, Series Production to lead and guide all aspects of TV series & Film development
Have the ability to guide all creative aspects of the development process – vetting and screening pitches/submissions, identifying talent and mining IP.