Join our rapidly-growing media and entertainment company!
We are seeking a talented Public Relations Assistant to join our team. This role is for candidates with very strong writing skills that are able to jump in immediately and work on a variety of entertainment properties, each with a unique brand and tone of voice. We will nurture your growth through meaningful assignments and you will be able to work with some very cool entertainment properties and brands.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Big Comedy Network (BCN) produces and distributes comedy and entertainment properties. Our business is driven by creative, talented, and curious people with a passion for culture and comedy. This is a stellar opportunity to work alongside teams that create and market TV/streaming shows, podcasts, and live events. You will also work closely with a senior team with 70+ years of combined experience in entertainment
The company is headquartered in Santa Monica, California and has business activities across the U.S. and internationally.
Project-based assignments that are anticipated to range from 10-20 hours a week with a flexible schedule and plenty of room for growth.
ABOUT THE ROLE
This is a fantastic opportunity for a motivated candidate to “level up” as the company is growing quickly and you will be an integral part of the core team. You will have the chance to participate in many senior-level activities such as PR strategy, planning, and creative idea generation, along with execution.
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