How would you like to have your book turned into a movie?
I sure would and want to share with you this competition.
The adaptation contest seeks published books (fiction and nonfiction), graphic novels/comics, and short stories for film & TV development. Both traditional and self-published material accepted. Judging criteria is based on concept originality, feasibility for adaptation in the current marketplace, and overall writing talent.
Launched in 2014 Book Pipeline connects writers with publishers, agents and the film industry.
Through two competitions – Unpublished and Adaptation – the company seeks both new and established writers.
I entered my two crime novels into Book Pipeline’s book adaptation competition.
Warning Signs
A psychological crime novel about obsession. Eugene’s research into his criminal mind is not about the why, but how to prevent his horrific crimes. Angie, a young woman starving for passion sees Eugene as her savior from a lonely life of caring for her heroin addicted mother. How far is she willing to go in order to save her relationship with Eugene and his promise for a future together?
Detective Van Ray is on a vindictive mission as he attempts to solve the murders of young girls in Youth Protection.
Their lives collide in a mixture of mistrust, obsession and ignoring the warning signs. A psychological crime novel about human frailty and loneliness.
Just Before Sunrise
Homeless Maya is drifting on the streets, grieving the recent loss of her mother.
When she is offered the opportunity to prepare a lake-side house to be used as a half-way home for delinquent girls, she doesn’t think twice.
She soon falls for Charlie, the attractive boy next door, who has a seriously dark side. She is drawn into his murderous schemes, doing anything he asks her to, risking her own safety for the promise of a future with him. When she finds herself party to murder, and she realizes he is more concerned with his older female accomplice than with her, she must learn to trust her instincts and use all of her courage to get out of their trap alive.
Just Before Sunrise is a story about loss, survival. About loneliness, betrayals and desires. It is also about the relationship between an older woman and a younger man.
Thank you for stopping by.
Amazon – http://www.amazon.com/Carol-Balawyder/e/B00HVETKWM
Goodreads – http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7704883.Carol_Balawyder
Smashwords – https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/cbala
I hope your submissions are considered, Carol ~ That would be wonderful!
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Thanks, Christy. I’m certain not to win if I don’t enter! ❤
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Best to you Carol, from Murph & me. This is very kind, helpful info to share with others.
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Thank you and hope that you too can use the info. 🙂
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How exciting, Carol! I really hope you’re selected!
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Thanks, Margot. It’s worth a try. I’m trying to recycle my books. 🙂
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Wishing you all the best, Carol. Both of your books would make exciting films. xo
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Thank you, Jill. That is so kind of you to say. ❤
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Best of luck with this, Carol!
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Thanks, Jacqui.
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Wishing you all the best, Carol – they’d make great films x
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Very kind of you to say, Toni. I appreciate your support. ❤
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Your book would translate very well into a film….I will watch this space:)XX
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Thanks, Janet. for your encouragement. ❤
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Best of luck. Your books would make great movies.
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Thanks, Darlene. Hope some producer will also think the same 🙂
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Best of luck, Carol! Your books sound like they would be perfect for adaptations 🙂
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Thank you, Marie, for your positive energy. I appreciate it! ❤
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Thank you for sharing and wish you all the best with following your dream!!.. “The only thing that stands between you and your dream is the will to try and the belief that it is actually possible.” – (Joel Brown).. 🙂
Hope life is all that you wish for it to be and until we meet again..
May the sun shine all day long
Everything go right, nothing go wrong
May those you love bring love back to you
And may all the wishes you wish come true
(Irish Saying)
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That sounds like fun, Carol. Thanks for sharing this competition and best of luck to you!
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Thank you, Diana. ❤
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I took a look at the site, but I’m just not prepared (I’d have to write a synopsis – ugh). But kudos to you for giving it a go!
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What a great idea! I love it when readers of my books suggest actors who should play my characters. On the other hand, we know the movie is never as good as (our) book! 🙂
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