Track current and prospective clients. Assist with special projects, research, and compiling information as needed.
Co-ordinate with Management, Publicists, Marketing Team, Record Label, TV and Film agents, and Social Impact partners to come up with creative content ideas.
Responsibilities include rolling calls, managing multiple schedules, setting meetings, covering scripts, interfacing with agents, lawyers, studio executives and producers.
Serve as first point of contact with clients, agents and executives. Provide significant script coverage for client pitches.
Responsibilities include heavy scheduling, client and administrative support, reading scripts, and rolling calls.
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.
Responsibilities include rolling calls, managing multiple schedules, setting meetings, and covering scripts.
Solicit appropriate development projects and evaluate new submissions, providing detailed coverage and/or script notes as needed. Oversee the pitch, acquisition and development process.
Read and engage with material proactively. Assist with special projects, research, and compiling information as needed.
Provide administrative support to different departments as needed. Ability to make sound decisions efficiently and effectively using practical approaches.
The ideal candidate will have a passion for scripted television and artist representation in the entertainment business as well as interest in international business development.
Generate ideas, develop projects and search for valuable IP (books, comics, graphic novels, podcasts, etc).
Serve as first point of contact with clients, agents and executives. Provide significant script coverage for client pitches.
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.
Liaising with agents, studio executives, writers, and executive producers as well as internal departments.
Maintain organizational system for tracking project materials, incoming submissions and other tasks/requests to ensure timely response and accurate record keeping.
Daily monitoring and entry of industry trade papers and production reports. Updating contact and project information in company tracking database.
The ideal person is Type-A organized, intuitive, an efficient multitasker with a friendly caretaker demeanor.
Serve as first point of contact with clients, agents and executives. Provide significant script coverage for client pitches.
Develop new concepts for live action series that are aligned with companywide storytelling strategy and transmedia efforts.
Oversee existing development deals by providing creative feedback during the pitch/script development process, and seek out new talent (i.e. writers, animators, producers, agents, and creators) for development.
Duties include handling heavy phones, calendar management, scheduling travel, and booking reports. Read and engage with material proactively. Assist with special projects, research, and compiling information as needed.
Serve as first point of contact with clients, agents and executives. Provide significant script coverage for client pitches.
Assisting Talent Managers at our LA and NY offices and coordinating talent schedules & appointments.
Track script, IP and material submissions, and maintain internal documentation, and liase with clients.
The Assistant will provide support to an Agent in CAA’s Motion Pictures Literary Department representing directors, producers and writers.
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.
Lead the creation, development, and production of original series for Nickelodeon and 3rd party platforms.
Have the ability to guide all creative aspects of the development process – vetting and screening pitches/submissions, identifying talent and mining IP.
The Assistant will provide support to an Agent in CAA’s Television Scripted Department representing directors, producers, writers and showrunners within the International space.