I will adapt your screenplay or script into a compelling novel

Yes. I can adapt a screenplay into a full novel, provided the scope, target word count, and level of expansion are agreed before work begins. Full novels are quoted as custom milestone projects after I review the script.

Yes. I can work from screenplays, stage plays, TV pilots, short-film scripts, web-series scripts, and film treatments. Please send the material and let me know the intended final format and word count.

Yes. Once the order is complete, you retain full commercial rights to the adapted manuscript. You must own or control the rights to the original script before submitting it for adaptation.

Yes. I preserve your key characters, themes, story beats, and important scenes. Dialogue can be retained, refined, or expanded where needed to work naturally in novel form, depending on your preferences.

Yes. With your approval, I can expand scenes with sensory detail, internal thoughts, transitions, emotional depth, and prose-specific pacing so the story feels complete on the page.

There is no fixed conversion because scripts and novels use space differently. A single script page may become a few hundred words or several thousand words of prose, depending on action, dialogue, description, and how much expansion is needed. Packages are based on finished prose word count.

Yes. Milestones are recommended for larger projects. We can divide the adaptation into agreed sections so you can review the voice, pacing, and direction before the full manuscript is completed.

Yes. For larger adaptations, I can create a chapter outline or story map first. This helps us confirm structure, pacing, point of view, and where scenes may need expansion before drafting begins.

Yes. Feature-length screenplays are handled as custom milestone projects after I review the script, intended novel length, genre, and the level of adaptation required.

Yes. I can provide a paid sample adaptation from a short scene or sequence before we begin a larger project. This allows us to confirm tone, voice, pacing, and the level of expansion you want.