writers

Candidate must have comprehensive knowledge and experience working with top-tier talent as well as understanding of creators in other mediums including literary authors, Comic Book/Graphic Novel creators and video game developers.

The Motion Picture Literary Coordinator is a crucial position which requires an individual to work well within a team and be prepared for a fast-paced and detail-oriented environment.

The Production Coordinator will  provide administrative support to the Executive Producer, assist senior producers in selecting and coordinating interns, update and maintain American Masters’ database and series one-sheets, maintain an inventory of supplies, log all proposals received and organize American Masters’ tape closet and press files.

Responsibilities will include covering scripts, tracking potential clients, and reviewing Film and Television roles for our acting clients.

Using tools such as Studio System, the assistant will learn key clients and their relationships with the executives, so they may schedule or reject meetings as necessary.

The ideal candidate has extensive experience in identifying source material/talent for the adult Animation audience, giving Creative guidance and feedback to top level show runners on outlines, scripts, animatics, character designs, casting, and cuts.

This is a great opportunity for someone who is interested in both production and development, since you will be reporting to two executives in both areas.

Candidates should have a mastery of screenplay analysis, strong knowledge of feature writers, directors and talent, and more.

Administrative responsibilities include managing day-today activity, rolling calls, scheduling meetings, drafting and revising company notes, scripts, and press, booking travel, and preparing office expense reports.

Duties include high volume scheduling, rolling calls, submitting materials, managing clients’ and manager’s calendars. Candidates should be organized, resourceful, and able to multitask.

Oversees all existing writer/development deals by providing creative feedback during the pitch/script development process. Responsible for creating a cohesive working environment between WB Television Production writers with development deals, and the networks.

Much of the job is supporting the Development Team with fielding and evaluating submissions, writing coverage, updating grids, and tracking writers/directors/other creators.

Candidate must be able to maintain a calm, professional manner while juggling multiple tasks, and be comfortable answering phones/interfacing with clients on a regular basis.

The creation of development materials including concepts, treatments, scripts, designs, Animation tests, series bibles, pitch decks, and budget etc.

Lead production of compelling and innovative Limited Series by clearly communicating the parameters and goals for each project to internal and external team members.

We are looking for filmmakers, university students, writers, and all around movie lovers to watch and review Film submissions for the 29th Austin Film Festival.

The ideal candidate will have a wide range of experience developing, pitching, overseeing projects and sales materials.

Provide support to Creative team on various Creative Development projects including: writing coverage on prospective ideas; taking and compiling notes during meetings; tracking and summarizing market trends/broadcaster line-ups.

Track submissions and maintain a list of emails which need responses from the executives. Reviewing new submissions, scripts and revisions, and providing comprehensive feedback as necessary.

Write script, book and article coverage on an ongoing basis to actively track incoming submissions. Identify new material and partners for the studio including but not limited to writers, filmmakers and talent, as well as sourcing IP and tracking specs with the agencies.

Edit and provide detailed feedback on outlines, scripts, and sonically immersive mixes (cutting tape is not required); direct recording sessions with hosts.

Read content and provide opinions on materials. Schedule meeting requests and manage calendar. Process expense reports in a timely manner.

The Sony Pictures Entertainment Professional Trainee program offers a unique opportunity to work alongside the teams that come together to create movies, TV shows, and other great experiences.

Cultivating ideas into standout Television Series and brands for Kids. Managing the creation of all development materials including concepts, treatments, scripts, designs, animation tests, series bibles, pitch decks, and budget etc.

This position works on the development of original holiday movies overseeing projects from start to finish. Takes pitches and seeks out programming that is appropriate for Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movie and Mysteries scripted needs for both movies.

Read and screen materials and provide prompt creative feedback to the team. Assign script coverage to our Story Analysts and oversee our script coverage allocation system to track delivery and accuracy of their reports to ensure materials are covered in a timely manner.

Schedule meetings for executive and for multiple writers and directors with agents, managers, showrunners, executives, etc.

Evaluate the quality of scripts and offer Creative feedback. Seek out and assess pilot proposals, scripts, and pitches. Work with writers to develop stories and scripts.

Oversee an active slate of development projects and maintain a pipeline of compelling, engaging and producible content for the Kids & Family audience.

Ability to deal with high profile studio/network executives, producers and managers while understanding the importance of confidentiality and professionalism.