Oversee all creative aspects of creative, production and post-production for multiple Amazon Original Series.
Field pitches, identify trends, and help establish the strategic development goals for the Drama Department.
Logical Talent Management is out with BROKEN ANGELS by Valerie Brotski. A young, rebellious Alaska Native runaway returns home after nine years to reconnect with her estranged mother.
Work with the Development Director and Development Executives to proactively ensure that the staffing needs of the projects are met, when appropriate communicate needs clearly to Creative Talent Management and Recruiting.
This is a pivotal role in which the candidate will contribute in the building and implementation of diversity, equity and inclusion practices across the NBCUniversal portfolio in this fast-paced, rapidly growing department which is the first of its kind to cover Film, TV¸ and Streaming.
In addition to personal tasks, the position entails reading and script coverage, as well support on set and in pre/Post Production.
Typical assistant duties include phones, scheduling, submissions, research, coverage, and project tracking.
Must love and have amazing taste in Comedy and be interested in development.
The ideal candidate will already have a few years of experience in the industry, ideally at a production company or studio, and is incredibly organized, is used to a very fast pace and high volume.
We are looking for someone incredibly organized who can remain one step ahead, as this position encompasses many elements.
Job duties to include scheduling, phones, personal and office errands, research (for writing projects), and driving employer to appointments.
The ideal candidate has 8 – 10+ years as a literary scout, has management experience in a multi-person scouting or literary affairs department, book fair experience, and deep relationships with editors/publishers, publishing agents, and Film/TV agents.
Work in conjunction with the Drama and Comedy Development departments to transition shows that have been picked up from Development into Current series.
Responsibilities include scheduling, managing submissions, maintaining tracking grids, and reading incoming material, among others.
Candidates must be able to acquire excellent phone skills and be able to adapt to the day-to-day operations.
Handle daily administrative tasks including, but not limited to: scheduling, answering calls, updating department trackers, meeting agendas and contacts.
Responsibilities include emails, scheduling, rolling calls, project tracking, script coverage, and more.
Responsibilities include scheduling, tracking & creatively analyzing project submissions and various administrative & personal tasks.
Responsibilities include reading and evaluating scripts, books, and various other submissions.
Responsibilities include coverage, research, participation in meetings, and assisting with talent lists, and various productions as a PA.
Read submissions, solicit and find new material in interesting places, stay current with writers in both TV and features with an emphasis on Drama streaming.
The ideal candidate has experience in both development and production, the ability to identify strong material and talent, and give creative guidance and feedback.
Duties including building and maintaining sales grids, tracking and circulating valuable intel to the department, logging client bookings, and overall admin support.
Maintains a strong organizational and filing system, requiring thorough knowledge of all ongoing projects and activities and their associated materials.
Identify, collaborate and cultivate relationships with top producers, talent and the entertainment community at large to communicate the creative needs of FAE and develop innovative projects.
Candidates will also need to contribute creatively by reading scripts and books, watching cuts, and offering creative feedback.
Candidates should be highly motivated, detail-oriented, organized and a great multi-tasker in a fast-paced environment.
Readers will be responsible for reading assigned books and/or scripts and providing detailed coverage.
You are responsible for servicing customers by identifying and selling them stories fit for Film/TV adaptation that match their needs.
Duties include heavy research and telephone reporting, pre-interviews, and coordinating logistics for field production.