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Coordinator, Content - Netflix Animation Studios
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A Writer writes books, stories, articles, scripts or other original material, including fiction and non-fiction. Works independently or as staff for a magazine, newspaper, journal or social media organization.
$75,079 / year median in California
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Coordinator, Content
- Netflix Animation Studios Netflix
- 3.9 Burbank, CA Job Details $42.40
- $62.
About The Team:
The Animated Film Content team is driving much of the creative inception at the studio, responsible for steering the development of our animated film slate. This visionary team collaborates with writers, directors, and artists to nurture fresh ideas and transform them into captivating films. By overseeing the creative process from concept to completion, they ensure each project aligns with our studio's vision and resonates with audiences worldwide. With a keen eye for storytelling and innovation, the Animated Film Content team crafts narratives that are not only entertaining but also deeply engaging, cementing our studio's reputation for excellence in animation.What You'll Do:
Creative Strategy & Show Support Creative Evaluation & Coverage:
Review incoming creative materials (scripts, outlines, bibles, storyboards) and provide timely, actionable, and thoughtful coverage for executives.Strategic Partnership:
Support the Lead Executive by taking detailed notes during show meetings, driving meeting preparation, setting agendas, and ensuring review documents are finalized ahead of critical check-ins.Development Research:
Conduct deep-dive creative research on key titles during the early development phase, and provide Netflix-facing support for filmmaker research trips (including finance and security coordination).Production Logistics:
Support critical milestone tracking, anticipate a show's pivotal moments, and draft initial passes at critical show documentation (e.g., greenlight and pivot memos).Talent Discovery & Industry Networking Talent Sourcing:
Support targeted writer and talent searches based on executive needs. This includes soliciting samples, curating and assembling batches, checking availabilities, and facilitating filmmaker meetings.Industry Engagement:
Cultivate and maintain active relationships with covering agents, managers, and industry peers to consistently source top-tier writing and directing samples.Creator Meetings:
Participate in general meetings with emerging filmmakers and join executives in high-level pitches to help evaluate incoming material.Operations & Cross-Functional Support Cross-Functional Point-of-Contact:
Serve as a primary liaison connecting filmmakers with critical cross-functional departments (Production, Business & Legal Affairs, Marketing, Consumer Products, PR), providing resources and keeping partners aligned on the latest show status.Deal & Onboarding Execution:
Assist with the seamless onboarding of key Above-the-Line (ATL) creative hires (Directors, Writers, Creative Producers) into the Netflix ecosystem. Trigger payments for creative deliverables in partnership with BALA, maintaining internal applications for deal creation and tracking.Information Architecture:
Maintain and optimize internal trackers, apps, and drives to ensure seamless information sharing. Continuously identify and implement efficiencies in file management, communication channels, and overall team operations.Submission Management:
Field incoming pitches, meticulously log submissions, and coordinate coverage on writing and visual development samples.What You'll Need:
Experience:
3+ years of robust industry work experience, ideally within a studio, network, production company, agency, or management firm (prior experience as a Coordinator, Executive Assistant, or Production Supervisor preferred).Pipeline Literacy:
Deep, direct familiarity with the feature animation workflow (Story, Visual Development, Editorial, Post) and studio production pipelines.Industry Acumen:
Proven experience and high comfort level collaborating with top-level internal and external talent, filmmakers, and senior executives.Business & Operational Acumen:
Strong organizational discipline with a baseline understanding of Above-The-Line deal structures, talent representation, and cross-functional studio operations.Passion:
A deep, demonstrable passion for Animated Features and/or Kids & Family Content. You should be an avid consumer of animation with strong opinions on storytelling and the current landscape.Communication:
Excellent communication and professional writing skills, with the ability to distill complex creative discussions into clear, actionable notes and executive memos.Agility & Autonomy:
A self-starter who takes initiative, anticipates bottlenecks, and effectively multitasks within a fast-paced, high-volume environment with minimal supervision. This role is based in our Burbank, CA studio. At NAS, we carefully consider a wide range of compensation factors to determine your compensation. We rely on market indicators and consider your specific job family, background, location, skills, and experience. The overall market range for this role is typically $42.40- $62.