Be involved in the development of potential and existing U.S. projects – read scripts, books, plays, and new drafts of existing projects, partake in discussions, write coverage or compile notes as needed.
Responsibilities include coverage, research, participation in meetings, and assisting with talent lists, pitch materials, and various opportunities to help on set.
Interns will provide script coverage on competitive projects and complete research projects related to our development slate.
Duties may include providing script notes and coverage, various research projects, and miscellaneous administrative tasks.
Ideal candidates are resourceful, great at research and organized.
Reading scripts/ script coverage. Review ongoing/current projects and provide notes/feedback.
Track episode deliverables and input data into scheduling system. Screen episodes to find themed Content.
Writing coverage for Film and Television scripts, books, and plays. Researching IP of potential interest for Adaptation (books, articles, podcasts).
Duties include script reading and research, scheduling, etc. Should also be eager to read and provide feedback on material varying from project drafts to incoming submissions.
Responsibilities include managing talents schedule and content calendar, running errands and prepping for shoots/recordings, maintaining briefs for brand opportunities, booking glam, etc.
Duties include script coverage and analysis, research, as well as attending meetings with executives.
Daily tasks include scheduling, booking travel, covering scripts, research, and note taking.
This position would entail a heavy amount of reading and writing coverage for both production consideration as well as samples for consideration on current projects.
Responsibilities include project research and script coverage.
The Coordinator will be responsible for performing several Creative, research and administrative duties.
Handle administrative, operational, and research tasks under the guidance of Storyline Partners’ Program Director.
Manage submissions, maintain development grids, track projects, read material (scripts and books), provide notes on active projects, correspond with Literary Agents, research IP, oversee the intern program, and other administrative duties.
The Assistant, Development will support the Director of Development in the day-to-day operations of the development department, which is responsible for Animated theatrical feature films and Disney + streaming content that results in the Walt Disney Animation Studios’ upcoming release slate.
Responsibilities include answering phones, scheduling meetings, resupplying our office, greeting visitors, weekly preparation of check deposits, research, creative feedback, etc.
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.
The trainee serves as administrative support by assisting in the distribution of scripts and maintaining a database of scripts and coverage.
Works closely with coordinating producers, Senior Producers, Segment producers and other Production Assistants on a daily basis to support content created for daily studio Programming
Help with scheduling, research, travel, and some management of personal life.
Gathering information on open writing assignments, directing assignments, staffing and other opportunities for clients. Servicing an existing roster of Film and Television writers and directors.
Responsibilities include booking guests for podcasts, research and scheduling, booking crew, and media management.
Primary duties will include mostly script/Film/Book coverage for Features and TV, as well as research and help with various tasks.
This position will coordinate all production elements with emphasis on project set-up, maintaining and archiving production files and facilitating timely receipt and distribution of production materials.
Responsibilities include front desk reception, scheduling, project and database management, and research when needed.
Duties include assisting in Film and Television development, reading books and scripts, and research for Film and TV projects.
Regular intern activities include script coverage and notes on internal & external projects, research, creating presentations/pitches, and giving editing notes.
