Ideal candidate must have at least one year of relevant experience. Duties include heavy calls, scheduling appointments, filing, creating booking slips, tracking client payments, data gathering/entry, etc.
This position will be supporting two executives (VP and Executive Director of Content Development, Drama) with very busy calendars, managing call sheets, making travel arrangements, processing expense reports, liaising between departments, etc.
Responsibilities include scheduling, organizing, fielding calls, providing feedback on writing, personal tasks, etc.
Duties include scheduling, data entry, content tracking, invoicing, reading/evaluating scripts, providing notes/feedback to support the development process, identifying new talent/content, etc.
Oversee all creative aspects of creative, production and post-production for multiple Amazon Original Series.
Responsibilities include providing administrative support to scripted and unscripted development executives, scheduling a high volume of meetings and pitches for the department.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to: administrative duties such as rolling calls, scheduling, and coordinating travel, as well as office management duties.
Collaborates with senior production executives to develop projects from idea through the production process and works as a junior in independently handling work and meetings.
The ideal candidate has experience in both development and production, the ability to identify strong material and talent, and give creative guidance and feedback.
Duties include basic administrative responsibilities, maintaining grids, and tracking material.
Participate in screening Films and reviewing scripts in and out of festival periods, providing constructive feedback on project potential. Assistant is responsible for presenting a thorough and clear recommendation for consideration.
Candidates will also need to contribute creatively by reading scripts and books, watching cuts, and offering creative feedback.
Review, source images, draft synopsis and research information for BRON documents and project pitch decks.
Works directly with the directors, writers, producers and post-production team on projects in development and/or filming.
Sources and assesses creative submissions and identifies concepts that work well with the 20th Century Studios’ vision.
Candidates should be cultured, curious, well-read, detail oriented and extremely organized. A passion for theatre and a knowledge of the theatre community is required.
Schedule meetings, pitches and calls for agents and clients. Interface with high-profile clients, prospective clients, managers and network executives.
Duties include reading and evaluating scripts, finding new talent and emerging voices, creating lists of directors, writers, and actors.
When requested, reads written materials (scripts, books, etc.) and provides feedback to executives.
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.
Responsibilities include arranging travel and schedules for high profile clients, and reading scripts/providing feedback.
Reviewing and approving concepts, outlines, scripts, rough cuts, etc. Providing creative guidance and feedback on movies and series projects.
Reviewing new submissions, scripts and revisions, and providing comprehensive feedback as necessary.
Oversees writer/development deals by providing creative feedback during the pitch/script development process and during the ongoing production of series.
