Develop new concepts for live action series that are aligned with companywide storytelling strategy and transmedia efforts.
Evaluates and tracks submissions, reads drafts of projects in development, manages delivery of incoming scripts and cuts, and tracks shooting schedules.
Identifies up and coming talent, not necessarily established talent thru traditional and nontraditional research methods; inclusive of new and emerging technologies.
Manages supervisor’s calendar and schedules appointments. Screens and responds to incoming calls and correspondence. Is responsible for coordinating heavy travel schedules for staff and talent.
General office administrative assistance; preparing documents and/or presentations; completing on and off-site tasks as needed. Keeps the office organized, including ordering supplies, coordinating general maintenance and upgrades for office equipment.
Responsibilities included rolling calls, managing schedules, evaluating incoming scripts, tracking projects and maintaining a grid of company’s development slate.
Evaluate and organize pitches received externally. Prepare/oversee the development of pitches and decks for business opportunities
Oversee existing development deals by providing creative feedback during the pitch/script development process, and seek out new talent (i.e. writers, animators, producers, agents, and creators) for development.
Applicants should comfortably hit the ground running with high volume reading and admin support.
Provide overall production support and assistance to Creative Director and producer.
Responsibilities include driving the CEO to meetings and production shoots, going on runs as needed, scheduling and administrative support.
Maintains a strong organizational and filing system, requiring thorough knowledge of all ongoing projects and activities and their associated materials.
The Executive Assistant will be responsible for a high volume of tasks including complex calendar management, detailed global travel itineraries and will also be working closely with the studio’s development, casting, and production teams.
Duties include: phone and calendar management, updating status report & spreadsheets, keeping office stocked & organized, reading material & providing notes, and occasional personal needs.
The ideal candidate has extensive experience in both development and production, and the ability to identify strong material and talent and give creative guidance and feedback to top level writers and directors on outlines, scripts, and cuts.
The ideal candidate must have a track record of building productive external relationships with writers, creators, agents and producers as well as representing series internally with key stakeholders to instigate efficient work flows and influential discussions.
Candidates must be able to handle a wide range of both personal and production duties as well as interface with the entire production team.
Gathering all artwork including character models, props and location designs for shipments to production facilities, including labelling, categorizing and creating final model packs for shipment.
In this the role, the person will represent the Network and direct the development of new drama series and pilots. They will ensure that our shows are of the highest possible quality with the time and resources available.
The PA works within and among production departments to provide day-to-day administrative and project support including, but not limited to, note taking, meeting scheduling, meeting preparation, and meeting assistance.
Work with writers to shape successful multi-seasons of a show. Oversee all creative aspects of development, production and post-production.
This position requires someone passionate, committed and engaged who is proactive, highly organized, tech-savvy and able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment.
Coordinate and maintain complex and shifting calendar as well as schedule a heavy volume of weekly staff meetings, demos, speakers, and more.
Answering phones, scheduling meetings, booking travel, greeting guests, handling invoices/expenses & other office-related duties in addition to covering creative responsibilities.
Generate reports, outlining the characters, themes, and story-lines as they appear across all of the projects.
The Vice President of Development is responsible for the day-to-day development and productions of the TV studio’s annual slate.
Duties will include phone and email correspondence, maintaining schedules, taking notes, daily memos, and industry research.
Lionsgate is currently seeking a talented Assistant, TV Production, who will handle a variety of administrative duties in support of daily operations in the TV Production area.
We are seeking an administrative professional who loves animation & story, has desire to grow into a current series executive role, and can work professionally and amicably under pressure.
Developing day-to-day schedule and prioritization of activities, proactively identifying and resolving scheduling conflicts.