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The Black List Launches Adaptation List In 20th Anniversary Celebration; 61 Novels Primed For Film & TV Projects
DeadlineStory by Dominic Patten
scrn logline
The Black List celebrates 20 years with the launch of an Adaptation List, highlighting 61 novels primed for film and TV projects.
beat sheet
- According to Black List founder Franklin Leonard, the new Adaptation List will serve as a pipeline for studios and producers seeking to option the rights to compelling literary works.
- The 61 novels included on the inaugural Adaptation List span a range of genres, from literary fiction to sci-fi and everything in between - offering Hollywood a diverse pool of source material to tap into.
call sheet
Franklin Leonard, The Black List, Adaptation List