New York City

Candidates need to be organized, ambitious, detail-oriented, and computer savvy, and have strong administrative skills. Must be able to multi-task, handle a heavy volume of calls, and possess excellent interpersonal skills.

Manage high-volume calendar, scheduling and coordinating meetings. Gatekeeping as the first point of contact with incoming calls and all other inquiries for TV and Film. Answer and transfer incoming calls, manage conference calls and zoom coordination.

Serve as the primary project manager on multiple talent development experiences globally. Design, develop and deliver individual contributor and leadership development experiences focused on driving ongoing career growth and development.

Real-time news research and gathering throughout the week with an emphasis on politics and entertainment. Generate monologue joke set-ups conforming in the style of news lede-writing.

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.

Word processing, scheduling, travel arrangements and telephone services. Must have complete working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel. Knowledge of other Microsoft Office suite programs – Access, Powerpoint, Publisher is a plus.

Manage complex scheduling needs, including coordinating auditions, meetings, and appointments. Prepare and send out materials related to projects, auditions, and client needs.

Responsibilities for the role include covering development and production calls, taking notes, data and file management, tracking network/studio wants, competitive development and industry talent, project and archival research, and general office administration, including schedule management and expenses.

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.

Responsible for collaborating with talent, production, agencies, and the casting teams. The Weekend Casting Assistant will also become acquainted with the constantly changing and time-pressured daily goals of providing background performers for a spectrum of leading television shows and feature films.