Is your Book Suited for the Hollywood Screen?

AuthorHouse author, Amanda Brown, is an excellent example, proving it can happen. She sold the movie rights to her book Legally Blonde, which became one of the greatest movies of the 2000s, starring one of the most prominent actresses of our generation, Reese Witherspoon.

Similarly, Humberto G. Garcia's book "Mustang Miracle" was also turned into a major motion picture called "The Long Game," starring Dennis Quaid and Jay Hernandez. The book tells the inspiring story of a group of young Mexican-American caddies who overcame prejudice and emerged victorious in a state championship.

With the growing popularity of streaming services, there are more chances than ever to make it in movies through entertainment companies or by working with Netflix. There is also the possibility of creating a limited TV show on Hulu or a YouTube series. Remember, your work is your property, and you have the right to control how it is used and who benefits from it.

Your Rights. Your Work.

The most significant benefit to self-publishing is your book's control over all rights. If you feel Hollywood would love your book, you are free to sell them whenever and however you please.

Where Do You Start?

AuthorHouse’s Hollywood Book-to-Screen services also takes your story in book form and creates a treatment or even a screenplay that’s submitted to our first look partner and the Hollywood database.