Executive Assistant, Film Production

Position: Executive Assistant, Film Production

Location: West Hollywood

Reports to: EVP, Film Production and SVP, Film Post Production

MRC is a diversified global entertainment company with divisions including Film and Television. This role will work closely with all members of the Film team and will dual-report to the EVP, Head of Film Physical Production and SVP, of Film Post Production.

Primary Responsibilities:

· Manage the calendars of the EVP, Film Production and SVP, Film Post Production

· Organize ad hoc and weekly meetings for Production/Creative/BA/Finance on all film productions

· Manage the phone sheet and monitor calls for the EVP, Film Production

· Handle expenses for EVP, Film Production and SVP, Film Post Production

· Handle travel for EVP, Film Production and SVP, Film Post Production

· Provide general ad hoc support and maintain schedule on daily basis for the EVP, Film Production and SVP, Film Post Production

· Assist with ad hoc support of projects in development, production and post production

· Assist with travel for projects in Development and Post Production and interact with Film Travel Coordinator while handling complex travel as needed

· Liaise with other Executive Assistants in the company to maintain communication across divisions

· Collaborate with assistants and coordinators in internal departments to maintain communication across the Film division

· Provide ad hoc support to Manager of Production and Post on an as needed basis

· Assist with the management of physical assets and production storage facilities

· Assist with the coordination and setup of internal and external screenings

Education, Skills & Qualifications:

· Bachelor’s Degree preferred

· 2-3 years Executive Assistant experience

· 1-2 years of relevant studio or production company experience a plus

· Must be detail oriented, with an ability to multi-task

· Must be comfortable in a fast-paced, high-pressure work environment

· Uphold a strict level of confidentiality

· Develop and sustain a level of professionalism among staff and clientele

· Possess a genuine interest in filmmaking and studio operations

· Desire for continuous learning: LLM proficiency and AI/automation concept familiarity required

Hiring Salary Range is $21 to $22/hour, dependent on experience and level. Starting pay for the successful applicant depends on a variety of job-related factors, including, but not limited to, market demands, experience/training, and education.

MRC is an equal employment opportunity employer. All applicants and potential candidates are evaluated on the basis of their qualifications, consistent with applicable local, state, and federal laws.

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