Review, assess and create coverage reports on incoming scripts for consideration. Trainee will learn key tenets of story and how to evaluate projects at a studio level.
Sony Pictures
Administrative support by assisting in the distribution of scripts and maintaining a database of scripts and coverage.
Provide support for SVP, Literary Development and a small team of Creative Executives in NYC-based Literary Development office. Evaluate manuscripts and other source material under consideration for feature film development.
Handling phones, calendar, filing, drafting, meeting coordination, travel arrangements and expense reports in a high-pressure/busy office.
Provide full range of administrative support for SVP and team including handling phones, calendar, expenses, drafting and handling correspondence, meeting coordination, and travel arrangements.
Attend technical scouts and final production meetings to confirm that the final stages of pre-production are on course for a successful shoot, and supervise reshoots for maximum production value while minimizing the impact to the post schedule.
Conceptualize and write funny, creative, culturally relevant original copy for talent and filmmakers for creative content group’s projects, which include, but are not limited to media promos, vignettes, digital content, marketing reels, and award materials.
Liaise with executives & assistants within Sony, as well as other production companies, studios, agencies, law firms, management companies.
Handling phones, calendars, filing, drafting correspondence, meeting coordination, travel arrangements, and scheduling.
Administrative support by assisting in the distribution of scripts and maintaining a database of scripts and coverage.
Handle day-to-day telephone communication including rolling high-volume calls, redirecting calls to appropriate departments, and relaying timely messages.
The Coordinator works closely with our Analysts and maintains active communication with crew members on multiple television and films from pre-production to the film’s completion.
Responsible with scheduling, processing invoices and expense reports, managing travel, ordering both production and department supplies, facility requests, onboarding new hires and temps, and interfacing with other departments on the behalf of the co-heads.
Working simultaneously on multiple projects, this position requires a flexible multitasker that will field both studio and filmmaker demands.
Oversee planning and production, from pre-production through final delivery. Work closely with production executives and Finance to establish schedule and budget for each production.
The trainee serves as administrative support by assisting in the distribution of scripts and maintaining a database of scripts and coverage.
The creation of development materials including concepts, treatments, scripts, designs, Animation tests, series bibles, pitch decks, and budget etc.
Ideally, generally familiar with the many facets of feature filmmaking – i.e., development, Physical Production, Post Production, and business/legal affairs.
Similar to what we shared last Spring, here are the updated PODS for the TV industry in 2021.
Logline: Story details are currently being kept under wraps but described as a high-concept sci-fi action comedy.
Logline: The world’s deadliest assassin and New York’s biggest screw-up are mistaken for each other in a rented Airbnb. Now they are forced to team up and save the day but will they survive each other?
A movie version of “Crossfire,” the megahit game from South Korea’s Smilegate Group. Relentless armed conflict between world powers has given rise to a new underground rivalry.
Lawrence Grey, DeVon Franklin, Bill Gerber & Matt Tolmach amongst the producers taking this one into every studio!
When his plane is shot down over Hanoi at the height of the Vietnam War, Lieutenant Commander John McCain fights to survive as a POW at the infamous “Hanoi Hilton” prison.
Story details are being kept under wraps, but the project is being pitched as a fresh, contained, high concept twist on the vampire genre in the vein of Panic Room and 30 Days of Night.
Starring Trevor Jackson, Jason Mitchell and Michael K. Williams, the remake of the classic 1972 film will hit theaters on June 15.
Follows an Eastern European physician set to experiment on the six deadliest killers in history, who’ve been imprisoned for life within a remote mental asylum that has a dark history and bloody secrets all its own.
The reboot of the Japanese horror hit will be written and directed by Nicolas Pesce, whose Eyes of my Mother was a disturbing and chilling debut that received quite a bit of critical acclaim.
The premise for the sci-fi thriller involves scientists exploring the afterlife. Chase will be writing and directing a feature version of his horror short Larry for Amblin Partners.
The long-in-development dark action-thriller reboot might finally see the light of day with Corin Hardy directing Jason Momoa and Andrea Riseborough and Forest Whitaker once attached.
