The Annual Book to Film Contest is searching for published books (fiction and nonfiction), graphic novels/comics, and short stories that have the potential for film and TV development. Whether you're traditionally published or self-published, we welcome your material with open arms.

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We evaluate entries based on concept originality, feasibility for adaptation in the current marketplace, and overall writing talent. Our aim is to find the most intriguing and captivating stories that have the potential to come to life on the screen.

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The past successes of this competition speak for themselves. Recently, the adaptation winner Aaron Philip Clark signed with literary manager Zack Zucker of Bellevue Productions. This incredible opportunity came to fruition after our Pipeline executives provided invaluable assistance in developing his winning book, "Under Color of Law," into a compelling TV pilot.

Since 2014, Book to Film Contest has been a trusted resource for authors looking to transition their work into screenplays and pilots. The organizers are passionate about helping authors connect with production companies and open up new avenues for their stories to be transformed into film and TV projects.

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The winner and runner-up of this contest will not only receive a cash prize of $5,000, but they will also receive one-on-one assistance from our affiliated executives prior to industry circulation. The dedicated exec team will work closely with the winners and finalists to further develop their project and prepare a compelling script or pitch for the industry.

But it doesn't stop there. Our team is committed to actively promoting and circulating your work to producers and other industry executives for long-term consideration. Additionally, we also consider additional material for circulation or adaptation development, offering further opportunities for your work to reach new heights.