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Assistant to Literary Agent
CAA Books is the publishing department of Creative Artists Agency (CAA), a leading entertainment and sports agency, with global expertise in publishing, film, television, music, theatre, sports, digital media and philanthropy among other ar...
London Creative Artists Agency ref: (Ref_28750) 1 day ago
| Job Sector | Literary Agent |
| Job Type | Agent’s Assistant |
| Employment Type |
Full-time
Permanent |
| Skills | Must have a passion for books/reading and be keen to develop a career in the publishing industry, specifically in popular non-fiction; Interest in other types of media, such as podcasts, film/TV, visual arts, and the ability to identify trends; Strong awareness of popular non-fiction trends, from social media creators to film and TV personalities, comedians, musicians and journalists; Should have proven solid administrative experience; Excellent organisation skills and attention to detail; Ability to take ownership of tasks and prioritise workload to meet tight deadlines; Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal; Confidence in working with high profile figures and multiple stakeholders; Previous experience with Outlook and other MS Office programmes; Additional language skills are desirable but not essential; Publishing experience preferable. |
Broadcast Department Assistant
A new vacancy has opened for an assistant at Peters Fraser + Dunlop to work with our broadcast agent (non-scripted) and two film/TV agents (media rights). PFD is one of the leading agencies in London, providing specialist expertise to its c...
London Peters, Fraser and Dunlop ref: (Ref_28752) 1 day ago
| Job Sector | Literary Agent |
| Job Type | Agent’s Assistant |
| Employment Type |
Full-time
Hybrid Permanent |
| Skills | The candidate will be highly personable, trustworthy, accurate, able to multi-task, flexible, possess excellent organisational skills, and have a ‘can-do’ attitude and be a self-starter; Experience preferable in the industry but not essential; Passionate about books, film and television. |
