NBC/Universal

Immerse yourself in the NBCUniversal culture, and gain exposure to its vast portfolio by contributing to areas of the business including, but not limited to: public relations, corporate functions, production & development, marketing, streaming, social media, filmed entertainment, news production, business development, ad sales and digital.

Maintain current/development and production grids, schedule and log incoming pitches and maintain tracking of story pitches/true crime case files. Track internal documents (i.e. status of series and specials, pre-production through premiere).

Sort and Distribute mail, magazines, Fed-Ex and packages to all show employees. Make off-lot and on-lot runs to pick up various items for the show. (i.e. camera cards, food, magazines, props, accounting runs, wardrobe runs, etc.

Overall support of Talent Department including answering phones, scheduling, sorting mail, filing, copying, submitting expenses, maintaining calendar and talent related spreadsheets. Convey vital information regarding talent bookings and logistics to Show producers and talent management.

Work closely with Producers and other members of the show team to find and edit the best video, sound and graphics for assigned stories. Keep a constant eye on show rundowns to make sure video and graphics are in place, accurate and current.

Schedule and organize crews in relation to needs of creative, under the direction of the Coordinating Producer and Logistics Manager as assigned.

Draft basic form agreements using templates and relevant precedent for review by Business Affairs executives. Be primarily responsible for formal correspondence such as agency package letters and letters exercising options for services of production companies and talent.

Assist in all aspects of production: tracking schedules of our feature films & documentaries, exercising & documenting approvals, analyzing & comparing budgets in all genres. Read treatments, pitches & scripts and provide feedback notes.