DescriptionThe ITNP international development exec is a key creative role at the heart of the ITNP Development Team - based in London and Leeds.
As well as being a proven generator of commissioned feature documentaries and series for the US market (UK experience also valuable), you will be adept at securing challenging, competitive access, writing treatments, pitching to broadcasters and producing/editing taster tapes.
You will have a strong working knowledge of the US commissioning market - and experience pitching to key US based commissioners and execs.
Working to our Head of Global TV, Global Creative Director and Deputy Head of International you will have a senior role on the team, originating ideas, delivering high quality pitch materials, supporting junior team members and taking personal responsibility for your own slate of projects.
You will be committed to diversity, inclusion and a culture of collaboration both on and off screen. Key ResponsibilitiesYou would report into the Deputy Head of International – taking responsibility for contributing to a growing slate of projects for the US marketOriginate new ideas, secure competitive access, deliver treatments, produce sizzles and attend pitchesTake responsibility for delivery of projects to commissioners – alongside senior development team membersMaintain a detailed knowledge of the tv landscape and major international broadcasters’ needsBuild relationships with key commissioners alongside the Deputy Head of International and attend pitchesPlay a role in identifying new business/commissioning opportunities
These are the main requirements of the role and is not an exhaustive list of duties. It is intended to reflect the nature, range, and context of the work, which will change over time. Key RequirementsExcellent communication skills and organisationCreativity and ability to collaborateStrategic thinkingTrack record of originating and developing ideas for the US marketTrack record of winning commissions, pitching, writing treatments and producing sizzles - US and UK market
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