TV

Heavy scheduling, rolling calls, managing grids, and script reading.

Administrative duties, light office management, and creative tasks.

Typical admin duties: rolling calls, managing our calendars and client meetings, providing coverage, managing booking reports etc, and other duties as assigned.

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.

Track tasks and priorities to keep projects on schedule. Organize and maintain key documents, including call sheets, scripts, and development materials.

Perform traditional executive assistant duties, including scheduling meetings, handling calls, booking travel, and preparing expense reports.

Lead a team focused on growing a dedicated portfolio of TV/ Film creators in North America driving product adoption, developing vertical case studies with high impact creators.

Identify new business opportunities, pursuing potential deals, while finding and securing new talent for projects in development. Cultivate relationships with top-tier creators, writers, showrunners, and production partners to secure high-quality IP and original ideas.

Manage daily supervision of specific productions, ensuring smooth execution from pre-production to delivery. Develop and implement production plans and budgets.

Traditional executive assistant duties including schedule meetings, rolling calls, booking travel and drafting expense reports.

Generating and keeping track of appointments, self-tape requests and booking reports, travel booking/coordinating. Dealing with high profile casting directors, studio/network executives, producers and managers while understanding the importance of confidentiality and professionalism.

Work in conjunction with the Drama Development department to transition shows that have been picked up from Development into Current series. Work with Production to ensure that agreed concepts are fully realized in production.

High volume assistant duties, including but not limited to answering and rolling calls, heavy scheduling, booking travel, and liaising with other internal departments and external contacts. Script coverage and material evaluation for current shows, development projects, and incoming submissions and specs.

Work closely with the director/producer to manage project timelines, creative priorities, and industry outreach. Coordinate meetings, calls, and schedules, ensuring seamless workflow across multiple projects.

Assemble writer/director lists for active projects. Read submission materials (scripts and treatments) and provide feedback. Track projects in development at other studios/production companies.

Script coverage and analysis. Talent scouting and role evaluation for clients. Collaborating with writers, directors, and actors.

Conduct script coverage, series and episodic breakdowns, and brand opportunity identification. Ideate alongside creative executives, showrunners, brand managers, account executives, and promotions team members.

Provide direct administrative support to the VP and two Managers of development. Prepare executive level presentations, memos, reports, spreadsheets, and other correspondence.

Work closely with Producers and other members of the show team to find and edit the best video, sound and graphics for assigned stories. Keep a constant eye on show rundowns to make sure video and graphics are in place, accurate and current.

Read and assess script submissions for potential new development. Attend pitches, development/production meetings, press events, panels, testing, etc. Review and discuss creative notes on all submitted creative materials.

Delve into Webtoon/Wattpad IP to support the WWS Live-Action Film Team by pinpointing IP ripe for adaptation; and help strategize the optimal approach. Collaborate with film team members to bring on the right creative partners and identify the best path to a sale.

Prepare preparing multiple production and post-production calendars. Update documents. Track current shows.

Handle administrative tasks, including phone coverage. Serve as a key point of contact for clients, industry professionals, and internal teams.

Reads and writes coverage on submissions across TV. Maintains and organizes tracking grids for internal projects in TV development and production, talent tracking, submissions, etc.

Create and maintain status reports and draft high volume of correspondence. Maintain department legal files and assist in the day-to-day operations of the department. Enter deal negotiation requests into the database and assign to the applicable executive. Initiate payments with accounting for our development projects.

Reading series scripts and subsequently providing coverage and creative feedback on the material. In addition, you will summarize episodic information into succinct loglines. Selecting and distributing dailies from our existing and upcoming series.