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A path for every purpose.

Film development and literary representation are different opportunities. We prepare materials for each separately, based on your book and your goals.

Book-to-film preparation

Book-to-film preparation

Explore a story’s screen potential and develop materials to explain its dramatic possibilities.

This path is for an author who wants to communicate how a book might work as a feature film, limited series or ongoing television story. It is preparation for a screen-focused conversation, not a promise of a producer introduction or production deal.

What this work can include

  • Story and adaptation assessmentConsider the characters, conflict, visual moments and narrative structure that might translate to screen.
  • Film or series format considerationExplore whether a concentrated feature narrative or a longer episodic format better suits the material.
  • Logline and synopsisSummarize the central hook and the story’s progression in language a screen reader can understand quickly.
  • Treatment, character notes and pitch materialsDevelop longer or more visual documents only when they serve the agreed purpose of your project.
Literary-agent submission preparation

Literary-agent submission preparation

Prepare clear materials that present your book, audience and author background to suitable agents.

This path is for authors getting ready to approach literary agents. We focus on presenting the actual book accurately, following the intended recipients’ guidelines and distinguishing what the manuscript is from who it is for.

What this work can include

  • Book and submission-goal reviewClarify genre, readership, publication status and the requirements of the agents you intend to approach.
  • Query letter and synopsisPresent the book’s premise and full narrative clearly, with the level of detail requested by each agent.
  • Author bio and comparable titlesUse only verified background details and relevant books that help position the work for its readers.
  • Proposal or other documentsConsider a proposal, sample pages or additional materials when the genre and recipient call for them.

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No specific materials or third-party outcomes are guaranteed. We discuss an appropriate scope for your project before any work begins.

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