[WEBTOON] Senior Manager, Global Corporate Development
WEBTOON Entertainment Inc. (Wattpad & WEBTOON Family of Brands)$150K – $180K/yr
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Role overview
• Source and develop original story concepts specifically by bridging the creative gap between creators in Korea/Japan and the U.S. by implementing a deep cultural fluency to adapt scripts for a specific Western market.
• Matching scripts with studios or freelancers and overseeing the actual creation of the company’s assets.
• Ability to prioritize and integrate specific titles into a platform-wide long-term slate utilizing high-level pipeline planning.
• Manage creative alignment with high-profile external partners.
• Edit and strategize on-line assets of the company.
• Balance external corporate requirements with internal creative direction and timelines.
• Responsible for owning the project management of MDA (distribution) series, including the technical/operational aspects of timeline, asset, and delivery coordination, in addition to the creative development.
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Requirements MBA What we offer (For Full-Time Only): * Career development; we believe in mentorship and investing in your learning, supporting you to achieve your goals * Health benefits, including vision and dental!
Department · Webtoon
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