3 Arts Entertainment

Roll calls and maintain call sheets. Coordinate bookings and client engagements. Liaise with clients, agents, studios, and other industry professionals.

Duties include general administrative tasks, scheduling, and interacting with clients and their representatives.

Between February 1st and February 28th, we tracked a total of 17 new feature specs hitting the market, highlighting a 6.25% increase in specs hitting the market from last month.

CAA is out with GODS UNKNOWN by Andrew Barrer & Gabriel Ferrari. A rising political-religious movement is taking over Central Africa, led by a warlord with alleged supernatural abilities….

Assistant will manage extremely busy desk where duties range from office tasks to interacting with A-list clients.

Responsibilities include standard administrative tasks along with overseeing execution on branded partnerships, coordinating on set logistics, overseeing projects in development, servicing client deals, etc.

Duties include general administrative tasks, scheduling, and interacting with clients and their representatives.

Extremely busy desk where duties include general administrative tasks, scheduling, and interacting with clients and their representatives.

Duties range from office tasks, intermittent personal tasks, interacting with clients to reading material for potential representation.

Assistant will manage busy desk where duties range from office tasks to interacting with clients.

The Assistant will manage extremely busy desk where duties range from traditional assistant office tasks to interacting with numerous A-list clients.

Lionsgate picked up DENNIS RODMAN’S 48 HOURS IN VEGAS by Jordan VanDina. Dennis Rodman asks his coach Phil Jackson if he can take a 48-hour vacation in Las Vegas in the middle of the NBA Finals.

Between June 1st and June 30th, we tracked a total of 22 feature specs out. We’ve been coming from a steadily declining slump of material out, but June turned it around from May’s slow market. While not the highest number of features out this year, things are starting to mend.

3 Arts Entertainment is out with MY MASTERPIECE by Jason Hellerman. A hitwoman is hellbent on dismantling an unfair system within her industry.

Between May 1st and May 31st, we tracked a total of 19 feature specs out. We’ve seen a progressively steady decline of specs hitting the market since re-openings have started to rise. May marks the second lost number out, next to January. The more shocking number is that of the 19 feature specs out, only 2 have some type of attachment, with one additional spec from a past month selling in May.

3 Arts Entertainment is out with STEAM by João Dall’Stella and Alessandro Pederzoli. An innocent young man is forced into a gay bathhouse to spice up the dying relationship with his possessive boyfriend.

Between March 1st and March 31st, we tracked a total of 25 specs out. This marks a minimal 2.8% decrease in specs from February’s count. So, while March did not outperform February, we saw little drop-off between the months. Of the 25 specs out, 9 have some type of attachment.

WME is out with DANNY CAN’T TELEPORT by Anthony Sellitti & Zach Donahue. Aging party-boy Danny Sullivan loses both his teleporting license and his girlfriend.

Love is in the air as we reach what some believe to be the most romantic month of the year – February. Sure we had yet another impeachment trial, but from awkward online Hinge dates to sweet cards from Grandma, February is showing some promise on all fronts.

3 Arts Entertainment is out with DENNIS RODMAN’S 48 HOURS IN VEGAS by Jordan VanDina. Before Game 7 of the NBA finals, Dennis Rodman tells Phil Jackson he needs 48 hours in Vegas.

As we bring September to a close, we also bring an end to the third quarter of 2020. We’re about to enter the final stretch of the year.

APA is out with IDYLLWILD by Kelli Breslin. Jake and Rebecca head to their summer home to work on their marriage.

Alas, we reach the end of August and with Labor Day just around the corner, we’re returning to cooler weather and pumpkin spice lattes invading our life yet again.

CAA is out with THE MAKING OF by Ed Zwick & Marshall Herskovitz. Long-married filmmakers cast overemotional actors to portray their younger selves.

July has proven to be the roller coaster of emotions we all thought it would be.

WME is out with OLD DADS by Bill Burr & Ben Tishler. Described as being in the spirit of OLD SCHOOL, THE HANGOVER, and a male spin on BRIDESMAIDS.

ICM Partners sets SONGBIRD by Adam Mason & Simon Boyes at Bay Films and Invisible Narratives. A pandemic leads to a government conspiracy.

CAA is out with THE KITCHEN SINK by Jaquie Brown. A grieving woman finds love and a reason to live when she pulls a clump of hair from her kitchen sink and it becomes a man. But when she discovers that there are more men where he came from and their intentions are evil, she must summon the courage to destroy the one thing that made her happy to save everyone she loves.

New spec SAD SELMA by Alexi Pappas & Jeremy Teicher is out from APA.

Logline: Story details are currently being kept under wraps but described as a high-concept sci-fi action comedy.