Responsible for reading scripts and other materials and providing feedback, note taking for meetings, tracking industry trends, and identifying opportunities for project partners, writers, and talent attachments.
Network and studio coverage – speaking directly to executives to gather information on open writing, directing, staffing jobs and pitching clients for them.
High-end literary/Talent Agency experience and basic knowledge of writers, directors, etc. Administrative duties apply.
Agents represent a diverse roster of Film & Television writers/directors.
Responsibilities include but not limited to phones, scheduling meetings and appointments, making office supply arrangements, greeting visitors & vendors and more.
We are looking for a candidate that will perform an array of administrative, project management, and development duties.
Working alongside the Executive Director and Program Manager, the Program & Events Coordinator helps to support Humanitas’s mission to celebrate and empower Film and Television writers by facilitating Humanitas’s programs
Administrative support and project role covering phones, scheduling, expenses and other admin duties for the Senior Vice President, Production.
Read and evaluate submissions and submit coverage as well as reading script drafts and taking notes.
Typical assistant responsibilities include but not limited to phones, heavy scheduling, submissions, research, and creative feedback.
Field pitches, identify trends, and help establish the strategic development goals for the Drama department.
Serve as the in-house production coordinator for all phases of pre-production through post-production, including start paperwork management, writers’ room and office set up, and additional support.
Talent submissions on platforms. Coordinating talents’ schedules and appointments. Script coverage.
The duties are primarily clerical and technical. Production Assistants collate scripts printed for the newscasts, and deliver them to the studio and control room.
Rolling calls and scheduling. Reading submissions and writing coverage.
The Executive Assistant position in Creative Affairs is an administrative support and project role covering phones, scheduling, expenses and other admin duties for the Senior Vice President, Production.
Administrative duties including handling heavy phones, calendar management, scheduling travel, preparing notes documents, and general office management tasks.
You shall actively engage with the creative team, writers, data analysts, and producers to work on concepts, research, and data, to create immersive and compelling scripted serialized stories across multiple genres.
The ideal candidate will have a passion for Scripted Television and artist representation in the entertainment business.
Job involves scheduling, submissions, taking notes on calls, working with Excel, reading & giving notes on client projects.
This role requires an Assistant who is organized, detail-oriented, can learn quickly in an ever-changing environment, all while being able to anticipate needs.
Responsibilities include scheduling, tracking and creatively analyzing project submissions, and various writers assistant duties.
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.
Work closely with a passionate team of seasoned executives to execute and build on a robust growing NA feature slate, based on Wattpad and WEBTOON’s most valuable IP.
Responsibilities include phones, managing calendars, scheduling, making travel arrangements, and other administrative tasks.
Reading and providing coverage for incoming submissions and project drafts.
Manages supervisor’s calendar and schedules appointments. Screens and responds to incoming calls and correspondence.
Duties involve aiding the executive assistants in the department with clerical work, errands, meeting preparation, and additional duties as assigned.
Read and evaluate scripts, find new talent and emerging voices. Create lists of directors, writers, and actors for projects in development.
Work closely with leaders in overseeing all facets of Current Series and scripted development.