Reading script submissions and providing written summaries and recommendations for development executives.
Attends and participates in Creative meetings. Coordinates and follows up on resulting ideas and projects. Solicits, analyzes and evaluates material for development and production.
Provides overall general assistance to the Production Coordinator, Production Supervisor and crew within a specific department(s).
Work with development team to break and advance story on our projects. Brainstorm and develop new concepts for potential Illumination projects.
Ideal candidate is business minded with a Creative interest in Film and well-versed in Executive support.
Analyze and breakdown scripts to identify strengths and weakness. Make recommendations of the commercial impact and quality of screenplays/scripts to be optioned and those that are in development.
Coordinates shipping of episodic materials to partner studios and ensures that the work is labeled and filed accurately. Breakdown scripts in various stages (Outline, 1st Draft, 2nd Draft) to determine complexity of assigned episodes.
Gather information from filmmakers regarding their Films via Filmfreeway or by email. Upload onto Google Drive. Coordinate with filmmakers to make sure they accept entrance to the festival.
Work with VPs to generate, review and manage production schedules for Animation features. Review and monitor Physical Production costs of assigned Films.
Duties will include scheduling meetings, answering phones and placing calls, coordinating travel, compiling expense reports, ordering supplies, etc.
Production Company with multiple films in both prep and production at major studios along with several projects at various stages of development.
The Production Assistant (PA) works in the Production Management department on Animated feature length Films, short films, long form series titles, and/or special projects at Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Identify and source IP by engaging writers and filmmakers to shape Film projects that meet the company’s slate needs and targets
Finds writers for series development, series staffing and Streaming development projects. Works closely with writers to develop pitches, write outlines and give story and script notes.
The Post Production Assistant will work in concert with and support our Post Production Managers and Coordinators across our Film post team.
Our Literary Scout will collaborate with all team members (including senior staff), as well as Amazon Studios TV and Film development teams and Business Affairs to help guide, steer, and target properties that will transform over time into high quality, surprising, and exciting Films and Series.
The goal of the PUP Program is to reach those who are passionate about the intersection of art and technology and expose them to the technical Animation pipeline at Pixar.
The Production Coordinator works within and among production departments to lead projects by facilitating discussions, communicating the strategy, coordinating deadlines and tracking project progress.
Managing writers to develop treatments, scripts, and pitches. This includes developing existing and internal concepts into elevated Films and Series.
Identifying and sourcing key talent for various development projects including writers, Studios, artists, and directors.
Assist with script reading and analysis. Assist with finished film analysis for potential acquisition.
Create a slate of Films across genres while growing MVE’s buyer relationship both in the US and abroad. Bring and build connections with the creative community to further grow MVE’s slate of Film and expand its roster of writers and directors.
Collaborate with key creatives (producers, directors, writers) on development projects, taking initiative to move projects forward.
Can be very creatively fulfilling. We develop & produce several projects at Studios & streamers and are currently in production on a groundbreaking Documentary in the neuroscience/psychology field. Candidate should like reading books and scripts.
This position will report to the Film Production Lead and your responsibilities broadly include reviewing and vetting budgets and schedules, curating vendor and crew relations, and establishing best practices from pre-production through delivery.
Reading scripts and learning to write professional screenplay coverage. Learning and implementing project management for Films in every stage of development.
Includes handling phones, calendar, filing, drafting correspondence, meeting coordination, and travel arrangements.
Primary duties will include mostly script/Film/Book coverage for Features and TV, as well as research and help with various tasks.
Duties include managing schedules, rolling calls, overseeing submissions, analyzing screenplays/films/books, maintaining lists of directors, writers, and actors, as well as general office duties and coordinating travel.
Here is a list of some of the feature-length film mandates for 2022.
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