Film & TV Adaptation Strategy

Know where to start.

Many authors are unsure whether to pursue film or television, which materials they need, or how to approach the industry.

An adaptation strategy brings those decisions together into a practical plan based on your book, rights position and goals. Book-to-screen work is exploratory. Phoenix helps you prepare and pursue opportunities, but no service can guarantee representation, adaptation, sale, financing, production or placement.

What we can do

• Format Recommendation

  Film, television, limited series or web and streaming options.

• Materials Plan

  Which pitch and development materials to prepare, and in what order.

• Outreach Approach

  How and when to research and approach potential screen partners.

• Roadmap

  A staged plan of realistic next steps.

Who it's for

• Novelists with a standalone or series
• Non-fiction authors with a true or narrative story
• Published and self-published authors
• Authors exploring film or television for the first time
• Authors with existing adaptation interest who need materials

How it works

1. Step 01

   Tell us about your book

   Share your book, stage, audience, timeline and the help you're looking for.

2. Step 02

   We review your goals

   Our team looks at what you want to achieve and where your book is today.

3. Step 03

   We recommend the right approach

   You get a clear recommendation, scope and custom quote — no obligation.

4. Step 04

   We create or execute the work

   Once you approve the plan, our specialists deliver the work and keep you updated.

5. Step 05

   We review the next steps with you

   We go through what was delivered and whether there's a sensible next stage.

Why Phoenix

We look at your book as a whole, not one task in isolation. The same team can connect film & tv adaptation strategy with the editing, publishing, marketing or media work around it, so each piece supports the next. We explain what we recommend and why, agree the scope with you before starting, and never promise sales, rankings, coverage or reviews.