entertainment careers

Managing executive’s calendar, including scheduling and confirming calls and meetings. Maintaining all organizational documents, logs and binders, including monitoring status of incoming/outgoing script submissions.

Serve as first point of contact with clients and executives. Track budgets, payments and other financial transactions as needed. Track represented materials, clients, and potential clients.

Draft, negotiate, and manage the television department’s long form agreements including option/purchase agreements, co-production and co-financing agreements, production services agreements, pilot/series writer agreements, non-writing executive producer agreements, director agreements, and performer agreements.

Drive the creative development of film and TV projects based on Supercell’s games, ensuring narratives remain authentic and compelling. Build relationships with A-list writers, directors, producers, studios, and agencies to assemble the best creative teams.

Administrative duties including handling heavy phones, calendar management, scheduling travel, preparing notes documents, and general office management tasks. Track clients and projects, including in-house development.

Read drafts for in-house development projects and provide clear notes for internal and external use to a high standard. Read, assess and report on submissions with the strategic priorities of the company in mind. This can include scripts, books, treatments, remake titles, podcasts.

Answers phone, screens, logs, and places calls. Onboards casting offices including administering database access and providing training/support for daily database use.

Work closely with talent agents to support talent outreach, communication, and development of the Talent Department. Candidates need to be organized, ambitious, detail-oriented and computer savvy, and have strong administrative skills.

Act as the voice of Buchwald by answering all incoming calls and transferring callers to the appropriate parties. Act as interim coverage for Assistants to provide continual and consistent support to Agents and Executives.

Scout and secure locations suitable for filming, ensuring they align with creative briefs. Cast contributors and on-screen talent, working closely with the Producer to ensure the content is engaging and relevant. Self-operate filming equipment on location or in studio settings to produce high-quality video content.

Assist and provide support for Programming supervisors and the CEO in the performance of their duties. Responsible for using all the resources of the organization to achieve its programming and event goals.