Business Affairs Assistant - Television Scripted

This is a Full Time Job

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Job Summary
Business Affairs Assistant – Television Scripted (CAA), supporting an Executive in the Television Business Affairs department, Los Angeles, CA. This role provides administrative and legal support related to negotiating scripted television deals and offers hands-on exposure to entertainment law and business affairs within an agency environment. (Full job description below)

Years of Experience Required
10+ months in administrative assistant experience (10 Months)

Salary
$20 - $22 per hour

Required Experience
• Administrative assistant experience in an agency, studio, or talent management setting
• Supporting executives negotiating scripted television deals
• Managing calendars, phones, scheduling, expenses, and office administration
• Editing, proofreading, summarizing, and redlining agreements and correspondence
• Managing multiple priorities under tight deadlines

Preferred Experience
• Interest in pursuing a career in entertainment law
• Familiarity with film, television, or entertainment contracts

Workplace Requirements
Onsite in Los Angeles, CA

Education Requirements
JD required

Hard Skills
• Calendar management
• Phone and office administration
• Expense reporting
• Agreement editing and redlining
• Client tracking
• Microsoft Office Suite

Soft Skills
• Attention to detail
• Organization
• Confidentiality
• Professional communication
• Time management
• Ability to work under pressure

Bonus Skills
• Drafting or commenting on agreements
• Legal research and information compilation

Full Job Description

Business Affairs Assistant – Television Scripted, CAA, Los Angeles, CA.

CAA is seeking an Assistant to support an Executive in the Television Business Affairs department. This position offers exposure to the business and legal aspects of the entertainment industry, including working closely with executives and lawyers on scripted television deals.

Responsibilities include supporting an executive responsible for negotiating deals for writing, directing, acting, and producing clients; performing general clerical and administrative duties such as drafting letters, filing, handling phones, managing calendars, scheduling, processing expenses, and office management; and editing, proofreading, summarizing, and redlining agreements and correspondence under supervision. Depending on skill level and motivation, the Assistant may gain experience drafting and commenting on agreements.

Additional responsibilities include anticipating executive needs, serving as the first point of contact for clients, Agents, and Executives, tracking current and potential clients, and assisting with special projects, research, and information compilation. The role requires strong organization, discretion, adaptability, and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment.

Benefits
Not specified.

Skills:
[Business Affairs] [Entertainment Law Support] [Contract Administration] [Executive Support] [Microsoft Office] [Confidential Communication]