Candidates will also need to contribute creatively by reading scripts and books, watching cuts, and offering creative feedback.
Must be detail-oriented, have strong verbal and written communication skills, and be able to learn on the job.
Track current and prospective clients. Assist with special projects, research, and compiling information as needed.
Seeding, building, and maintaining grids, extracting relevant trends and sales data as related to Television writing and directing opportunities.
Responsibilities include rolling calls, managing multiple schedules, setting meetings, covering scripts, interfacing with agents, lawyers, studio executives and producers.
On a daily basis, you will provide research and administrative assistance to the creative team. You must learn fast, be independent, flexible, open-minded, and solution-oriented.
Daily tasks from scheduling and rolling calls, to administration, maintaining correspondences and reviewing submissions.
Responsibilities include answering phones, ensuring client calendars are kept up to date with holds and bookings, creating deal memos and client invoices.
Provide administrative support to Producing Team. Read and synthesize outlines and scripts.
Primary duties will include mostly script/film/book coverage for Features and TV, as well as research and help with various tasks.
Be a voracious reader and provide research, creative input and books for consideration for development.
Duties will include but are not limited to heavy scheduling, script coverage and rolling calls.
Ideal candidate has an interest in scripted development and producing, A+ communication skills, and loves to make spreadsheets look pretty.
Responsibilities include rolling calls, managing multiple schedules, setting meetings, and covering scripts.
Performs clerical duties such as filing, typing, and copying documents. Arranges programs, events, or conferences.
Maintains calendar, schedules appointments, meetings and notes call, etc. Writes script coverage and tracks all submissions.
Candidates should have an interest and knowledge of the lifestyle and digital worlds.
The position will report to the Head of IP & Literary Acquisitions, and will also support various functions of the team including reading, management of coverage readers, and other tasks.
Track and meticulously maintain grids of data and execute excellent follow-up and follow through. Assist with special projects, research, and compiling information as needed.
Provide and compile notes on all written and visual development materials such as bibles, scripts, character and background art, etc.
Maintain a log of incoming script submissions and disseminate this information with the appropriate internal departments.
The ideal candidate will have a passion for scripted television and artist representation in the entertainment business as well as interest in international business development.
Responsibilities include answering phones, scheduling, providing creative input, covering submissions, tracking projects, etc.
Conduct phone duties, which include but not limited to: fielding incoming calls, transferring calls, taking messages, scheduling conference calls, arranging meetings etc.
Duties include managing interns, phones, scheduling and basic assistant duties. Opportunities to get creatively involved and grow with the company.
Experience all aspects of the television development process for Comedy and Drama.
The Intern will have exposure to Production, Post-Production, Business Affairs, Legal, Finance, and Public Relations on an ad hoc basis.
Hands-on experience for those interested in producing and/or screen and television writing.
Serve as first point of contact with clients, agents and executives. Provide significant script coverage for client pitches.
Responsibilities include managing calendars, creating pitch decks, maintaining website/social media pages, and overall support.