What does a script writer assistant do?

As a script writer assistant, you assist a head writer or team of TV or film writers. Your duties include reviewing scripts, revising documents, printing materials, and providing administrative support. Specifically, you review the script draft for errors and inconsistencies, type up changes, and apply journalism standards to the documents. Your responsibilities cover administrative tasks such as answering phones, taking notes during meetings, participating in creative brainstorming sessions, creating and distributing written materials, and ensuring everyone on set receives an accurate script and other updates. You may also support on-set teams, including managers, actors, producers, and executives.