Heavy schedule and calendar management, including coordination of internal and external meetings/calls across multiple time zones.
Work with VPs to generate, review and manage production schedules for Animation features. Review and monitor Physical Production costs of assigned Films.
Coordinates/arranges travel and hotel accommodations, both international and domestic. Arranges executive calendar or schedules meetings, independently or as directed.
Liaise with Feature Animation at Netflix which will include executives from cross-functional teams such as Creative, production, Finance, Business Affairs, and Legal Affairs as well as the Film’s Creator, Executive Producers, and production crew to manage, guide, and problem-solve throughout all phases of production.
Maintain tracking grid and send out submissions of Writer and Director materials.
Perform both Executive Assistant duties as well as those of a Casting Assistant for all DreamWorks Animation Features in development and production.
Maintain availability grid and send out submissions for all bookings and personal appearances.
Scheduling, rolling calls, contact management, note-taking, international travel coordination, and coordination on Feature Film projects from all stages of development through delivery.
Responsibilities include coverage, writer lists/grids, and identifying material.
Responsibilities include: managing schedules, evaluating incoming submissions, compiling notes, tracking projects, and maintaining various grids.
Would be directly on the department head’s desk, but would also help coordinate for the department.
We are looking for someone with a minimum two years of production experience to lead the production team, including e-commerce, advertising, and narrative content.
Candidate must be extremely organized, be comfortable juggling multiple projects, have superior phone & people skills, be an excellent written and oral communicator.
Ideal candidates have the ability to multitask, think quickly, and succeed in a fast-paced environment.
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