Get agent-level clarity on how your story translates to the screen

If you’re developing a book, manuscript, or original concept with screen potential and want informed, industry-grounded feedback from a working literary agent, this session is designed to help you understand how your story functions — and doesn’t — in a screen context.

I work with writers who want to explore book-to-screen adaptation, screenplay development, and market-aware storytelling. These sessions focus on structure, character, and adaptation viability — helping you see your work the way agents, producers, and development executives do.

This is not general writing feedback.
It’s agent-level guidance focused on screen translation and industry readiness.

What You’ll Get

15-Minute One-to-One — Adaptation Reality Check

Best for early clarity

• Pitch your story or manuscript as a screen adaptation
• Honest feedback on adaptation potential and format fit
• Insight into how agents and producers evaluate screen-ready material
• Guidance on whether — and how — to move forward

Ideal if you’re asking: Is this story suited for the screen?

30-Minute One-to-One — Project & Screen Strategy

Best for development direction

• Focused discussion on story structure, character, and pacing for screen
• Agent-level insight on format (feature, pilot, limited series)
• Identification of strengths, gaps, and adaptation challenges
• Clear next steps for development or revision

Designed to help you clarify direction before investing time in a screenplay draft.

60-Minute One-to-One — Adaptation & Submission Strategy

Best for serious screen development

• In-depth discussion of your project’s screen adaptation strategy
• Guidance on revision priorities and narrative restructuring
• Insight into positioning for representation or development conversations
• Realistic perspective on next steps toward submission or packaging

This session is for writers who want a clear, informed path forward — not guesswork.

Who This Is For

• Authors exploring book-to-screen adaptation
• Writers developing feature films or TV pilots
• Creators seeking agent-level feedback on screen viability
• Writers who want clarity before drafting, pitching, or submitting