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Writing coverage for Film and Television scripts, books, and plays.
Executive Assistant to help with scheduling, research, travel, and some management of personal life.
Duties include reading scripts, books and project drafts; tracking incoming and outgoing submissions; sharing ideas, and more.
Candidate must have comprehensive knowledge and experience working with top-tier talent as well as understanding of creators in other mediums including literary authors, Comic Book/Graphic Novel creators and video game developers.
The ideal candidate has extensive experience in identifying source material/talent for the adult Animation audience, giving Creative guidance and feedback to top level show runners on outlines, scripts, animatics, character designs, casting, and cuts.
Administrative duties include managing a high volume of calls, emails, scheduling, expenses, travel, etc.
The primary focus of the job is heavy administration and scheduling in a vibrate, Creative, talent friendly environment.
Typical scheduling/administrative work, but more reading & development focused.
Prepare meeting agendas, organize and distributes materials to meeting attendees in advance of appointments. Anticipate and prepare materials and reports needed by executives.
Candidates must be able to balance administrative duties, such as rolling calls and scheduling, with heavy Creative work – reading incoming submissions, books, etc. and providing notes on all projects.
Write script, book and article coverage on an ongoing basis to actively track incoming submissions. Identify new material and partners for the studio including but not limited to writers, filmmakers and talent, as well as sourcing IP and tracking specs with the agencies.
Read content and provide opinions on materials. Schedule meeting requests and manage calendar. Process expense reports in a timely manner.
Responsibilities include managing all aspects of development slate, actively sourcing material and writing coverage for scripts and books.
This position will require frequent requests to read and provide opinions on material in addition to managing day-today administrative functions and support.
This role will be responsible for evaluating, developing, pitching and selling projects based on internal IP as well as external projects.
At least a year of assistant experience and must be an avid books reader.
Duties include the usual; handling phone calls, scheduling, client interaction, reading scripts/books, doing coverage, booking flights, making coffee, as well as some personal things.
Duties include the usual; handling phone calls, scheduling, client interaction, reading scripts/books, doing coverage, booking flights, and making coffee.
Support the SVP in managing the Scripted Development slate and track day-to-day creative progress on projects.
Provide written coverage of scripted screenplays, completed Films, Television pilots, treatments and one-sheets.
Reading script submissions and providing written summaries and recommendations for Development Executives.
Manage the Agent’s calendar, email, phones, sending submissions, evaluative queries and manuscripts, and handling a variety of client oriented business.
Work with writers to develop ideas and concepts that are viable for the slate and to sell concepts and materials to various linear network and streaming partners.
Responsibilities include managing all aspects of development slate, actively sourcing material and writing coverage for scripts and books.
Duties include managing schedules, rolling calls, overseeing submissions, analyzing screenplays/films/books, maintaining lists of directors, writers, and actors.
Responsibilities include managing all aspects of development slate, actively sourcing material and writing coverage for scripts and books.
Candidates must have robust interest in reading and books—and candidates must be comfortable summarizing and pitching IP.
Role includes researching, summarizing material, taking detailed notes, scheduling and coordinating meetings, general office support.
Support two development executives by managing their busy, high-volume calendars, scheduling meetings, screening and prioritizing all incoming phone calls, meeting requests, ordering supplies, coordinating travel, etc.