The role includes coordinating, scheduling, note-taking, rolling calls, deal/payment tracking, etc. Read scripts, evaluate talent, find material.
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.
Quickly develop an understanding of the teams operations, culture, policies and procedures. Help plan and execute offsite meetings for team.
Attends meetings/functions as needed or requested, taking detailed notes/minutes, and disseminating as appropriate.
Read content and provide opinions on materials. Schedule meeting requests and manage calendar. Process expense reports in a timely manner.
Ideal candidates will have experience with two bosses, an eagerness to learn the management business and TV/Film development and will work proactively in servicing clients.
This is a desk with high-profile clients working across Film and TV.
The Sony Pictures Entertainment Professional Trainee program offers a unique opportunity to work alongside the teams that come together to create movies, TV shows, and other great experiences.
Responsibilities include rolling calls, managing multiple schedules, setting meetings, covering scripts, interfacing with agents, lawyers, studio executives and producers.
Responsibilities may include supporting the Head of Development, day-to-day development and administrative needs, and overseeing and growing LILLY’S LIBRARY.
The position is responsible for keeping the office and our creative campus running smoothly and overseeing administrative support.
Responsibilities include scheduling calls/meetings for sales team, drafting and negotiating contracts, assisting with festival submissions, and coordinating delivery of assets to distributors.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential, as well as an interest in performing artists and content creators across multiple mediums and platforms.
This role entails executing general office administrative and clerical duties with high levels of professionalism, organizational skills and a strong eye for detail while interacting with high-level internal and external clientele.
Oversee an active slate of development projects and maintain a pipeline of compelling, engaging and producible content for the Kids & Family audience.
Responsibilities include maintaining calendar, rolling calls, updating phone sheets, identifying material to develop and reading and providing notes on projects in development.
This is a job for someone ambitious and intuitive with a deep knowledge of the Film and TV marketplace.
Opening for a Talent Desk Assistant: Lifestyle, Endorsements, Brands & Non-Scripted TV.
Job responsibilities include standard Assistant duties, team coordinating, and script coverage.
This role will be responsible for evaluating, developing, pitching and selling projects based on internal IP as well as external projects.
Manage projects on the Four-quadrant and YA Film and TV slate to shepherd a robust development and production pipeline across the Four-quadrant Family and YA/Young Adult categories.
The ideal candidate will have an enthusiasm and interest in popular entertainment, as well as passion for Television, Film, Theatre and Comedy both in the UK and abroad.
Should have strong Physical Production experience in premium documentaries and unscripted content including budgeting, scheduling, and cost reporting.
Responsibilities will include scheduling, travel coordination, updating grids, expense tracking and running errands.
The position will handle numerous office related and personal responsibilities including phone coverage, scheduling, booking travel, e-mails, and office management.
Basic duties include high volume scheduling/rolling calls, submitting materials for development/staffing considerations, managing clients’ and managers’ calendars.
Need someone who is fast, can multi-task, pay attention to details, communicate effectively, and keep a calm demeanor under pressure.
Regular intern activities: Film and Television research, creating client pitches, watching self-tapes, submitting talent for projects on relevant sites, giving editing notes or possible video editing, and sending pitch emails.
Managing heavy phone lines. Coordinating meetings and schedules. Participating in special projects and providing substantial script coverage
Must be willing to do office as well as personal tasks.