Vatican Chronicles TV Series Deal
Budget: $5,000 – $10,000 USD
I’m the co-author and rights holder of The Vatican Chronicles, an Amazon best-selling historical-fiction saga (95 % 4–5-star average across 5,000+ ratings, translated into Italian and selling in the US, UK, Canada, and Italy). The books explore the fight for women’s equality inside the early Church through three tightly linked stories—The Mystery of Julia Episcopa, The Anonymous Scribe, and Silent Mistresses—each rich in documented religious history, complex female leads, and high-stakes intrigue.
My goal is clear: secure a television series adaptation, grounded in historical drama, that keeps the spotlight on women’s struggle for equality while honouring the faith-infused context and intimate personal journeys that have resonated with readers worldwide.
I need a freelancer who can open doors to producers, showrunners, or agencies with a proven interest in prestige historical drama. You’ll refine the pitch, identify the right contacts, and actively champion the project until we have serious conversations on the table.
Deliverables
• I have a polished pitch deck tailored for TV executives
• A vetted shortlist of at least ten production companies, studios, or literary-media agents positioned for historical drama
• Documented outreach (emails, calls, meetings) with status updates and next-step recommendations
• Confirmed interest or meeting requests from at least three viable industry contacts
Success for me means tangible movement toward an option agreement or shopping deal. If you have a track record of placing book properties in television—or the network to make it happen—let’s talk.
My goal is clear: secure a television series adaptation, grounded in historical drama, that keeps the spotlight on women’s struggle for equality while honouring the faith-infused context and intimate personal journeys that have resonated with readers worldwide.
I need a freelancer who can open doors to producers, showrunners, or agencies with a proven interest in prestige historical drama. You’ll refine the pitch, identify the right contacts, and actively champion the project until we have serious conversations on the table.
Deliverables
• I have a polished pitch deck tailored for TV executives
• A vetted shortlist of at least ten production companies, studios, or literary-media agents positioned for historical drama
• Documented outreach (emails, calls, meetings) with status updates and next-step recommendations
• Confirmed interest or meeting requests from at least three viable industry contacts
Success for me means tangible movement toward an option agreement or shopping deal. If you have a track record of placing book properties in television—or the network to make it happen—let’s talk.