Duties include scheduling, phones, client calendar management, travel coordination, and other administrative tasks.
Here is a list of some of the feature-length film mandates for 2022.
A significant portion of this job will be managing the details and systems to ensure efficient internal organization across all program and grant processes.
Organize and schedule meetings across multiple series in production and development. Attend relevant pre-production and production meetings and take notes.
Knowledge of key production documents and show progress (i.e. call sheets, production reports, one line schedules). File management and organization.
Responsibilities include scouting for new material, industry tracking, and eventually managing your own book of business.
Development Assistant to provide comprehensive administrative support for our development team and to assist with a range of fundraising-related projects.
Duties include scheduling, phones, client calendar management, travel coordination, and other admin.
Manages supervisor’s calendar and schedules appointments. Screens and responds to incoming calls and correspondence.
Identify, curate and evaluate appropriate Content for exploitation across Theatrical and home media platforms.
Administrative responsibilities include managing day-today activity, rolling calls, scheduling meetings, drafting and revising company notes, scripts, and press, booking travel, and preparing office expense reports.
Read scripts and writing samples. Take, coordinate and suggest script notes under the guidance of the producer. Provide inspirational research for projects’ world & characters.
We are looking for filmmakers, university students, writers, and all around movie lovers to watch and review Film submissions for the 29th Austin Film Festival.
Arranges programs, events, or conferences by arranging for facilities, issuing information or invitations, coordinating speakers, and controlling event budget.
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.
Tasks include lots of data entry, scheduling, script reading and screening films.
Work with show creators to build worlds, flesh out characters, develop story engine, and establish design.
Work hand-in-hand with development to successfully transition projects to ongoing series production and then guide the Creative vision going forward.
Liaise with filmmakers and talent on Lionsgate related projects and general business. Participate in weekend read meetings as well as read and track material.
Responsibilities include heavy scheduling, rolling calls, research, note-taking, setting pitches, coordinating travel, and overseeing updates to the company development/client reports.
Provide written coverage of scripted screenplays, completed Films, Television pilots, treatments and one-sheets.
Strong creative and communication skills with regard to evaluating and giving notes on scripts, storyboards, rough cuts, casting, music and mixes. Proven knowledge of story and script structure.
Reads scripts and other incoming material and provides coverage. Maintains current production document files throughout filming.
Reading script submissions and providing written summaries and recommendations for Development Executives.
Role is supporting a pair of award-winning filmmakers who have their own busy Production Company, working in both scripted and unscripted.
Assists with reviewing and analyzing incoming submissions (scripts, Films samples, etc.).
Typical duties: rolling calls, scheduling, helping make grids and other administrative jobs.
Manages supervisor’s calendar and schedules appointments. Screens and responds to incoming calls and correspondence.
Ideally, generally familiar with the many facets of feature filmmaking – i.e., development, Physical Production, Post Production, and business/legal affairs.
Arranges programs, events, or conferences by arranging for facilities, issuing information or invitations, coordinating speakers, and controlling event budget.
