Read drafts for in-house development projects and provide clear notes for internal and external use to a high standard. Read, assess and report on submissions with the strategic priorities of the company in mind. This can include scripts, books, treatments, remake titles, podcasts.
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Assist with scheduling, answering phones, and office assistant-type tasks. Reading and providing coverage for incoming submissions and project drafts.
Generating and keeping track of appointments, self-tape requests and booking reports, travel booking/coordinating. Dealing with high profile casting directors, studio/network executives, producers and managers while understanding the importance of confidentiality and professionalism.
Lead the process of hearing hundreds of pitches and reading spec scripts to assemble the development slate; manage a portion of the slate, providing notes, and positioning projects for series orders.
Provide multi-level administrative support to the Head of Current Programming (preparing reports and documents, writer and director lists, arranging travel, managing schedule, rolling calls, tracking expenses, and other special assignments, etc.).
Provide multi-level administrative support to the Head of Current Programming (preparing reports and documents, writer and director lists, arranging travel, managing schedule, rolling calls, tracking expenses, and other special assignments, etc.).
Database Management – including confidential Airtable programming & tracking grids, Contacts and Distribution Lists Updates, and Writer & Director List Updates. Reading incoming scripts, books, and submissions to provide coverage and thoughtful feedback in team meetings.
Critical reading and script analysis. Creative discussions and brainstorming sessions. Writing and editorial work on various projects.
Manage extremely active calendar of appointments; ensuring the day is schedule and organized in an efficient way. Review script changes, format writer, director, talent lists and proactively track project status and action items. Create project decks for CEO and board presentations.
Serve as first point of contact with clients, Agents and Executives. Track current and potential clients. Read and engage with material proactively.
Provide high-level administrative support to the President, including managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and handling correspondence. Assist in tracking projects and maintaining organizational systems.
Handle day-to-day administrative tasks, including scheduling meetings, managing calendars, and processing invoices for client payments. Read and evaluate clients’ materials, participate in discussions about strategy, and contribute creative insights.
Organize and handle script submissions, tracking grids, and other critical project management tools. Serve as a key point of contact, maintaining clear and professional communication with clients and industry partners.
Reading and reviewing a high volume of IP (books, comics, audio content, etc.,) in a timely manner, comprehensively evaluating its adaptation potential, and sharing such evaluation in writing and verbally.
Greet guests, answer and roll calls, schedule a heavy calendar, coordinate and maintain appointments/meetings, maintain files, book reservations, and coordinate all other special projects.
Assist with tracking book trends, releases, and other developments within the literary world. Help maintain and update databases of book rights and literary properties.
Support project needs across the Film and TV slate, including tracking actionable items and taking notes. Manage and oversee the weekly book memo including reading assigned materials.
Review and track one-lines, prep schedules, sides, etc. when your manager is in prep and production. Review and track script changes.
Ability to read screenplays, analyze their strengths and weaknesses, and prepare clear development notes to help screenwriters address these weaknesses without undermining the screenplay’s strengths.
Read and screen materials and provide prompt creative feedback to the team. Manage special projects as designated, specifically related to administrative and coordination.
Reading books, scripts, supporting the creation of film and television productions and more.
Logging deals on behalf of the Literary Agents. Reading and commenting on new material and submissions, and managing incoming submissions.
Engage in reading scripts and conducting research to support ongoing and new projects. Assist with daily tasks, including managing calendars, scheduling meetings, and coordinating travel arrangements.
Oversee the submission process, ensuring timely and accurate delivery of materials. Maintain and update tracking grids to monitor the progress of various projects.
Assist with the daily management of the office, ensuring a smooth and organized working environment. Read and evaluate scripts and books, providing detailed coverage and feedback.
Oversees writer/development deals by providing creative feedback during the pitch/script development process and during the ongoing production of series. Generates original ideas and arenas for development.
Exceptional attention to detail, possess strong organizational skills, demonstrate familiarity with various social media platforms and a penchant for reading.
Interns will work with assistants and executives in reading incoming material, putting together research for projects in development and aid in office workflow all while we educate them on the entertainment industry.
Reading through client and incoming materials, ensuring our team stays well-informed and prepared.
Heavy amount of reading and writing coverage for both production consideration as well as samples for consideration on current projects.
