Keith Rosson's Novel Optioned for TV Series by Paramount
What happened
Keith Rosson's novel, Coffin Moon, has been optioned for a television series adaptation. The project involves Paramount Television Studios and Jessica Biel. The novel begins in 1975 and features a collision between a Vietnam veteran and a vampire named John Varley.
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Why it matters
The optioning of intellectual property for television production can increase licensing revenue for publishers and represents a new content acquisition for studios. This type of deal strengthens the commercial value of the original work and the author's backlist.
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Who's involved
- Keith RossonAuthor of the novel Coffin Moon
- Paramount Television StudiosAmerican television production studio that optioned the novel
- Random HouseAmerican general-interest trade book publisher of Rosson's work
- Jessica BielAmerican actress involved in the optioning of the novel
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Paramount Television StudiosSpeculative
Paramount Television Studios might increase revenue through intellectual property acquisition.
- Random HouseSpeculative
Random House could see increased licensing value for its backlist titles.
Possible ripples
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The entities involved
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Keith Rosson
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