

Identify and source IP by engaging writers and filmmakers to shape Film projects that meet the company’s slate needs and targets
Identify and source IP by engaging writers and filmmakers to shape Film projects that meet the company’s slate needs and targets
Finds writers for series development, series staffing and Streaming development projects. Works closely with writers to develop pitches, write outlines and give story and script notes.
Administrative needs including scheduling, managing calendars, rolling calls, note-taking as needed— as well as contributing to the operations of the Film and Nonfiction departments.
Responsible for the ongoing oversight and outcome of large-scale projects and its processes, managing the complete development life cycle for multiple projects, including resource allocation and scheduling, as well as quality, stakeholder, and risk management.
Rolling a high volume of calls and setting meetings. Taking notes during calls and distributing script materials.
Keep up-to-date on high level of correspondence with vendors, Creative Teams, freelancers and inter-departmentally. Organize and prepare for meetings, conference calls/video conferences.
Serve as lead problem solver with TV studio and outside producers on all production issues from prep through production and post. Liaise with each network/cable/Streaming partner on all notes for scripts, outlines, and written materials.
Manage calendars and travel, set and coordinate meetings, set cross-departmental planning sessions, prepare for presentations and other key events.
Identifying and sourcing key talent for various development projects including writers, Studios, artists, and directors.
Manage a team of producers, editors, and content managers. Develop growth and profitability of the video business.
Create a slate of Films across genres while growing MVE’s buyer relationship both in the US and abroad. Bring and build connections with the creative community to further grow MVE’s slate of Film and expand its roster of writers and directors.
The ideal candidate has a passion for reading, is organized, communicative and self-driven. Typical scheduling/administrative work but more reading & development-focused.
Work closely with the President and VP to build and support a growing slate across Film and Television. Write coverage, outgoing submission letters, and notes on outlines, scripts, dailies, and cuts.
Read a variety of manuscripts across all genres and give verbal feedback on their Film potential.
Tasks include scheduling, coordinating submissions to Production Companies & distributors, and assisting or covering other team tasks as needed.
Includes handling phones, calendar, filing, drafting correspondence, meeting coordination, and travel arrangements.
Facilitate functionality of department by accurately maintaining company databases, tracking documents, submissions logs, and tracking individual project development to support a growing pipeline of movies for our indie and robust streaming slate.
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.
Managing the calendars, phone sheets, and expenses of three MRC executives. Providing reliable administrative support including coordinating all travel, video conferences, and conference calls.
Support entire Original Programming Department in execution of Scripted Originals. Help maintain all submission reports, spec logs and development reports for scripted programming.
Knowledge of key production documents and show progress (i.e. call sheets, production reports, one line schedules). File management and organization.
Oversee a Programming & Delivery calendar for all titles connected to Scripted Originals Series for P+ US, while working with the Programming team leaders to align on target premiere dates.
Responsible for providing essential support to all areas under the oversight of production, including but not limited to scheduling and calendars, budgets and cost reporting, production and office operations, travel, Post Production, asset management and record keeping.
Develop a deep understanding of Hulu’s brand values, key demo target/s, and business objectives to help determine what original series will move the needle for the brand and generate significant commercial value.
This role will be responsible for managing a wide range of administrative duties.
Tracking and logging incoming material (i.e., pitches, cuts, drafts, submissions, and samples), and up-and-coming talent. Writing detailed notes on projects. Providing script coverage.
This role will have many opportunities for Creative input on top of the standard administrative duties.
The ideal candidate will have a wide range of experience developing, pitching, overseeing projects and sales materials.
Oversees every aspect of assigned primetime Series on network, cable and Streaming services. This includes the reading and evaluation of weekly scripts regarding concept, character development, character definition, story structure, humor and dialogue.