Be part of the School of Film, Media & Theatre’s growing faculty at Georgia State University, an enterprising Research I university in Atlanta. Our next Professor of Practice in Film/Television Postproduction will play a central role as the school collaborates to transform its curriculum and pedagogy to foreground experiential, interdisciplinary, and technologically enhanced learning furthering Georgia State’s strategic goal of demonstrating that students from all backgrounds can achieve academic and career success. Opportunities for growth and support in this position include university-level teaching fellowships and grants through the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning and Online Education and leadership in instructional innovation through our active learning classroom program.

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The Early Creatives Program for Story is a 4 month full-time paid opportunity for emerging storyboard artists to join Netflix Animation as a Trainee.

The Program will provide an opportunity for participants to hone their craft with the guidance of some of the Animation industry’s most talented artists. You’ll build invaluable relationships, gain insights into our studio culture, receive hands-on industry experience, and if all goes to plan, this could lead to promotional opportunities on our productions.

If you are ready to work hard, be open to feedback, and make the most out of an opportunity like this, we invite you to apply.

Location: Los Angeles, California

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Partners with show leadership (EPs, Producer, Directors, Story Editors, Production Management, Current Series, Development, and vendor studios) to support and facilitate the goals of the show and leads the team to achieve those goals.

Location: Glendale, California, United States

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The development intern is an integral part of the Searchlight team in evaluating incoming submissions and developing our current slate. We are a small team, so the intern will be especially helpful in handling special projects and administrative duties. The hands-on role will offer exposure to the film industry and the development process at one of the leading studios.

Location: Burbank, California, United States

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The Post Coordinator is responsible for maintaining, updating and managing access to TVA’s PIX program library. This position manages editor and production access for Evercast, or equivalent remote editorial viewing platform. Works closely with post director and post manager to maintain Monday scheduling software to track editors and editorial bays. Maintain the post and digital directors meeting schedules. Manage and monitor the archival needs of all series. Manage and arrange post and digital crew events. This position supports the Post Production staff including, but not limited to, the Post and Digital Managers, post production supervisors, the editors and assistant editors.

 

Location: Burbank, California, United States

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The Line Producer partners with show leadership (EPs, Producer, Directors, Story Editors, Production Management, Current Series, Development, and vendor studios) to support and facilitate the goals of the show and leads the team to achieve those goals.

Location: Glendale, California, United States

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Join us for an opportunity to be a part of Disney Television Animation (DTVA). DTVA is an industry leader in the creation of animated television products for preschoolers, kids, and tweens. The studio brings programming and production expertise together under the same leadership as Disney Channels Worldwide.

Disney Television Animation’s Current Series division provides creative oversight and management over all Disney Channel animated series and short form programming.

 

Location: Glendale, California, United States

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We are seeking a Production Coordinator to support a new Animated Series franchise consisting of 2D and CG projects. Reporting to the Line Producer, the Production Coordinator helps keep the projects on schedule and on budget. Our ideal candidate has had experience scheduling, tracking, and communicating with efficiency and ease. With the team’s work and well-being at top of mind, this role will support teams through production deliverables.

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We are seeking a Script Coordinator to support a new Animated Series franchise consisting of 2D and CG projects. Reporting to the Producer, the Script Coordinator will liaise with the Writing team by supporting the Story Editor and writers and tracking their work on a day-to-day basis. The Script Coordinator will also provide administrative support to the Executive Producer as needed.

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2022 NALIP MEDIA SUMMIT ASSISTANT COORDINATOR

 

The National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is currently seeking to fill the position of the 2022 NALIP Media Summit Assistant Coordinator. The assistant coordinator is responsible for working alongside the coordinator to execute the largest media event for the Latine community that aligns with NALIP’s mission and vision of promoting, advocating and creating opportunities for Latines in entertainment, working closely with the NALIP’s staff, interns, and volunteers.

 

The NALIP Media Summit is a 4-day conference that brings together industry professionals and filmmakers to promote and advance Latine and diverse content creators in media, behind and in front of the camera. The Media Summit is NALIP’s staple event and remains the largest and most prestigious gathering of Latine content creators in America. We celebrate the convergence of media and the inclusion of Latines as one within the general market.

 

Applicants are expected to be able to efficiently contribute to the team in a fast paced work environment while under pressure. Excellent communication and immense organizational skills are a must.

This position is paid with a $500 weekly stipend and is from March through September 2022.

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The National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is currently seeking to fill the position of the 2022 NALIP Media Summit Coordinator. The coordinator is responsible for executing the largest media event for the Latine community that aligns with NALIP’s mission and vision of promoting, advocating and creating opportunities for Latines in entertainment, working closely with the NALIP’s staff, interns, and volunteers.

 

The NALIP Media Summit is a 4-day conference that brings together industry professionals and filmmakers to promote and advance Latine and diverse content creators in media, behind and in front of the camera. The Media Summit is NALIP’s staple event and remains the largest and most prestigious gathering of Latine content creators in America. We celebrate the convergence of media and the inclusion of Latines as one within the general market.

 

Applicants are expected to be able to efficiently contribute to the team in a fast paced work environment while under pressure. Excellent communication and immense organizational skills are a must.

 

This position is an independent contractor position paid with a $600 weekly stipend and is from March through September 2022. 

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Bad Robot Productions' new audio arm, Bad Robot Audio, is looking to hire a dynamic Associate Development Producer. The ideal candidate should be passionate about podcast storytelling and will work closely on developing and creating Bad Robot Audio's inaugural slate. The role will focus on all aspects of podcast creation, including ideation, pre-production, production, and launch. The candidate will be a self-starter, a team player, and comfortable working in a collaborative, creative environment.

This role is based in Los Angeles.

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The Senior Writer/Producer for Cartoonito is responsible for concepting, writing, and producing assigned promotions to the network brand across on-air (Cartoon Network), streaming (HBOMAX) and live events. This position is for a highly skilled creative with an exceptional history of creative work focused on the preschool audience. This position partners and reports to the CARTOONITO Creative Director.

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The Creative Director provides the vision and strategy for CARTOONITO’s marketing and promotions across on-air (Cartoon Network), streaming (HBOMAX) and live events. This position is for a highly skilled and creative leader with an exceptional history of creative work focused on the preschool audience. This position reports to the Kids&Family Creative Director to oversee, guide and direct the CARTOONITO brand. This position develops the artistic strategy that aligns with the voice of the series and events set forth by Marketing, Consumer Products and On-Air.

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The International Documentary Association (IDA) awards $1.2 million annually in production and development filmmaking grants, directly to documentary creators. The IDA Funds and Enterprise Program Coordinator will help administer all IDA granting activity by working closely with the Director of IDA Funds and Enterprise Program, Program Officer, and additional IDA staff.

The IDA Funds and Enterprise Program Coordinator plays a key role on the grants team:  providing critical administrative and tactical support throughout the grant submission, review, selection and awards processes. In addition, the Coordinator will assist in organizing, coordinating and scheduling fund-related meetings, events and public programs, and execute special department-related projects generally related to funding, documentary journalism and grantee support.

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The Director, IDA Funds and Enterprise Program oversees a portfolio of IDA's granting programs including:

• IDA Enterprise Documentary Fund, which supports in-depth explorations of original, contemporary stories that integrate journalistic practice into the filmmaking process.

• Logan Elevate & Equity Program, which supports works by, and the professional development of, emerging women and non-binary filmmakers of color. 

• Pare Lorentz Documentary Fund, which supports feature-length documentary films that reflect the spirit and nature of Pare Lorentz's work, exhibiting objective research, artful storytelling and high production values. 

• The IDA+XRM Media Incubator, which supports short vérité documentary films from around the globe, with an emphasis on emerging filmmakers and new perspectives.

• IDA Netflix Global Emerging Filmmaker Award supports an international filmmaker undertaking their first or second documentary project.

• These funds provide over $1 million annually in philanthropic support to films at various stages, from development through post-production.

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The International Documentary Association (IDA) is searching for a creative hands-on, documentary field leader to join the team as the Director of Artist Programs. 

The Director will be a key member of IDA’s core senior leadership team and a thought partner for the Executive Director and staff, contributing broadly to strategy, resource development, and organizational direction across multiple program areas and representing IDA and our artist programs and initiatives with diverse constituents in the US and internationally.

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BGDM is hiring!

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The Job
 

The Post Delivery Coordinator reports directly to the Director of Post Delivery and supports five bi-coastal Post Delivery Planning and Operations Delivery Managers.

Location: CA Culver City 8900 Venice Blvd., Ivy Station

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Sr. Specialist, Digital Media

This position will report to Executive Director, Digital Media and will manage title strategy, plan development and operations of U.S. & Canada (Tier 3) paid digital media campaigns for WBHE (Film, TV & Originals), with an emphasis on audience & platform/programmatic strategy.

Location: CA Burbank Bldg. 160, Studio Plaza

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Location: GA Atlanta 1050 Techwood Drive NW

The Job: We are seeking an enthusiastic and self-motivated candidate ready to prove their awesomeness: only unicorns need apply. This candidate should have a background in marketing with a keen sense for strategy, insights, and project management. They should be keyed in to kid’s entertainment, animation, and games. They should be able to analyze data and apply it to strategy and tactical planning. They should be tech savvy and proficient at standard office tools and editing software. They should be able to juggle multiple projects at once and excel at detail-oriented work. On top of that, they should be excited to prove why they deserve to be here more than anyone else.

 

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Description:

The Sidney Poitier New American Film School at Arizona State University seeks a full-time Clinical Assistant Professor, Film Production/Post Production for the ASU California Center, located at the historic Herald Examiner building in downtown Los Angeles, CA. We seek a highly qualified candidate with comprehensive digital-film production experience to teach undergraduate courses in our film programs. This fixed-term appointment is based in downtown Los Angeles starting Fall 2022.

About ASU

Arizona State University is a new model for American higher education, an unprecedented combination of academic excellence, entrepreneurial energy and broad access. This New American University is a single, unified institution comprising four differentiated campuses positively impacting the economic, social, cultural and environmental health of the communities it serves. Its research is inspired by real world application blurring the boundaries that traditionally separate academic disciplines. ASU serves more than 80,000 students in metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, the nation's fifth largest city. ASU champions intellectual and cultural diversity, and welcomes students from all fifty states and more than one hundred nations across the globe.

About the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts

Arizona State University’s Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts is the largest comprehensive design and arts school in the country, located within a dynamic research university focused on transformative change. Built on a unique combination of disciplines, the Herberger Institute comprises the Schools of Art; Arts, Media and Engineering; Music, Dance and Theatre; The Design School; The Sidney Poitier New American Film School, and the ASU Art Museum. The Herberger Institute is committed to redefining the 21st-century design and arts school through developing and scaling ideas that strengthen the role of designers and artists across all areas of society and culture, increasing the capacity of artists to make a difference in their communities. For more information on the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, visit herbergerinstitute.asu.edu.

About The Sidney Poitier New American Film School

The Sidney Poitier New American Film School in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University is dedicated to training the next generation of cinematic storytellers, digital media artists and innovators of the imagination. With a foundation in ethical and collaborative creative practices, hands-on instruction with industry standard technology, and focused pre-professional training and career planning, we aim to be the most inclusive, most affordable and most innovative film and media production program in the country. Our award-winning faculty combines years of industry success with a passionate commitment to teaching and student success, and our graduates jump-start their careers through engagement with Film Spark, our Los Angeles-based industry relations hub. In The Sidney Poitier New American Film School, each student's unique creative vision and career aspirations are brought to life, giving voice to communities, stories and ideas that can be shared and treasured on screens in cinemas, in our homes, or in the palms of our hands. For more information on The Sidney Poitier New American Film School, visit film.asu.edu. 

About ASU California Center at Herald Examiner

The Herald Examiner Building in downtown Los Angeles stands out as a cultural landmark in a modern city. As the new home of ASU in Los Angeles, the ASU California Center at the Herald Examiner Building represents ASU’s growing evolution as a university of global impact. The ASU California Center provides students from all of ASU’s campuses the opportunity to make connections within Los Angeles and engage industries through jobs and internships. The new location also helps expand access to higher education for California students and life-long learners through undergraduate and graduate degree programs, executive education, workshops and seminars. The Sidney Poitier New American Film School will run multiple programs from the California Center, including our Semester in L.A. program, a film BA transfer program, along with workshops and seminars.

The Clinical Assistant Professor should have a passion for diverse modes of digital storytelling with an emphasis on justice, equity, diversity and inclusion (JEDI) in their creative work and/or in engaging diverse communities in teaching and practice. A focus on innovation in new technologies in a fast-paced, open learning environment will be key in a successful candidate. Candidates with a wide range of experience (including mainstream film/tv, community engaged media work, documentary, etc.) are encouraged to apply.

The position primarily involves teaching courses in downtown Los Angeles to junior and senior-level film students and community college transfer students. This teaching may include on-line or Zoom-based teaching. The position also carries school and university service responsibilities and a possible research or creative activity component. Clear communication with Arizona-based film school leadership and faculty, along with the Los Angeles-based Curriculum Director will be essential. The course teaching load could include: intro/mid-level hands-on production courses, intro/mid-level hands-on post-production courses, or intro/mid-level courses designed by candidate. The service load may include serving on film school related committees (events, outreach, industry), outreach to community colleges and high schools, community partner/industry outreach, and outreach in other specialty areas (documentary, distribution) depending on the qualifications and expertise of the candidate.

 

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We are looking for a Sr. Animation Talent Development Specialist to join our Artist Management Team serving Warner Bros Animation and Cartoon Network Studios.  This is an exciting opportunity for someone with experience in the Animation industry who is passionate about searching for great artists, has a critical eye when assessing needs of productions and the overall goals of both studios, and can develop strong partnerships with Creators/Producers and various partners across the organizations. This role has a dual focus of Talent Acquisition and Development and will partner with the Head of Artist Management to explore innovative ways to create a best of class talent experience within two dynamic studios.

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The Manager, Production Talent & Partnerships is an important role that contributes to the building and implementation of diversity, equity and inclusion practices across the film portfolio in the GTDI department.  This role sits in the Production Talent & Partnership team of GTDI which is focused on initiatives around production with an emphasis on physical production and below-the-line workforce gaps, with programs rolled out in the US and internationally where NBCU has a production footprint.  The Production Talent & Partnership team also leads on delivering the ground-breaking Universal Composers Initiative.  Partnership engagement includes active relationships with the Sundance Momentum Program, AFI, Geena Davis Institute, Array Crew and more.  Internal partnerships span Employee Resource Groups, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate DEI and Early Careers.

The Manager will directly report to the Production Talent & Partnerships’ VP and will work closely with the Senior Director.

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The NAS Pipeline Technical Director is responsible for developing, designing, and implementing pipeline tools and workflows used throughout the creative process by artists and production management.

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We are seeking a Line Producer to support Development for Executive Producer, Chris Nee (Doc McStuffins, Vampirina).  This Development Line Producer role will liaise with the Netflix Creative and Production Executive teams along with the Executive Producer to manage, guide, build, and troubleshoot throughout development while planning for a thoughtful handover to production.

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The team is seeking experienced Visual Development Artists for an immediate start. This role will help to develop, create, and support the aesthetic vision of our Creators/Executive Producers. They will design and paint assets from story inception through production deliverables.

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We are seeking a Line Producer to support Dino Daycare, a CG animated preschool series currently in production.  This Line Producer role will liaise with the Netflix Creative and Production Executive teams along with the Creator, Executive Producers, and Production Crew to manage, guide, and troubleshoot throughout all phases of production.

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