Intern - Development
Content Superba
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This is a Part Time Unpaid Internship
FALL INTERNSHIP:
Content Superba is seeking remote development interns for Fall 2020!
Responsibilities include reading a high volume of scripts/novels/articles/etc., writing coverage, participating in weekly development meetings with executives, tracking new writers and directors, and pitching new material for consideration. Coverage experience preferred!
This is a great opportunity to get hands-on experience in a creative atmosphere at an up and coming production company with a small but amazing team! The internship is unpaid and you must get college credit. Please submit all resumes and cover letters with the subject line ''SUMMER 2020 Internship / Your Name''.
Company Background
Content Superba is a full-service film and television production company with a mandate to work across scripted television, documentaries and doc series, feature films, as well as podcasts, and other forms of digital content. Founded in 2019 by Joel Stillerman, the company is a joint venture with Endeavor Content, who is both an equity and a strategic partner in Content Superba. Stillerman has been producing and overseeing critically acclaimed scripted content for over 30 years. As an independent producer, his credits include feature films such as Blow (Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz), Rounders (Matt Damon, Edward Norton, John Malkovich, John Tuturro), and A Lesson Before Dying (Don Cheadle, Cicely Tyson, Mekhi Pheifer).
As an executive, he has been president of original content for AMC and The Sundance Channel, and was most recently Chief Content Officer at Hulu. Notable accomplishments include overseeing Mad Men, and Breaking Bad, and launching The Walking Dead, Better Call Saul, Halt and Catch Fire, and Preacher. He also oversaw The Handmaid's Tale at Hulu as well as having green lit critically acclaimed series such as The Act, Ramy, Catch 22, and Pen15.
As a producer, he has received multiple Emmy awards (including Best Film for TV), Peabody Awards, National Board of Review Awards, as well as an AFI Top 10 television program award. As an executive, AMC was honored with the Emmy for best drama series 5 times during his 9 years there, and Handmaid's Tale was honored with the Best Drama Series while at Hulu.
