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How to Find & Adapt Comic Book, Video Game, Book & Article IP for Film & TV

How to Find & Adapt Comic Book, Video Game, Book & Article IP for Film & TV

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  • State of the industry
    • Why the majority of TV/Film comes from pre-existing IP
    • "The Executive Bias"
    • Pre-existing Fan Base/Fleshed Out World
  • Adapting Books/Articles
    • Where to Go!
    • How To Choose Material
    • Who To Contact For Film/TV Rights
    • How To Close The Deal
    • Case Study: Game of Thrones, Sex and The City
    • Case Study: The Wedding Sting in the Atlantic, now going to be a film at Paramount
  • Adapting Comic Books / Video Games
    • Where to Go!
    • How To Choose Material
    • Who To Contact For Film/TV Rights
    • How To Close The Deal
    • Case Study (Comics): Guardians of the Galaxy (Marvel/Disney, lesser known/less successful comic became a blockbuster)
    • Case Study: Jessica Jones (Marvel / Netflix)
    • Case Study (Video Games): Assassin's Creed (FOX, to be released this December)
  • Making it your own
    • Most say DO NOT adapt your own material (leads to being too protective of your work/not as open to change)
    • Fun thing about IP, when you build a world, it can keep being adapted into other mediums (Example: Orphan Black the comic book was one of the best-selling comics last year, adapted from TV show. Goes in both directions)
    • The heart of this, however, is making sure the new versions are different enough from the old, AND have your voice in them.

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