Discussion Question Rare Unpublished Bramwell Fletcher Manuscript – Rights Available

Hi Lucas,
Thanks for reaching out, I really appreciate it. You know, the more this evolves, I've been leaning towards that same direction, it 90,000 words, 5 chapters, and many parts in each chapter. So it really doesn't feel like it could be a series of some sort. Here's a little inside info on how Bramwell and Lael worked, he dictated into a recorder, in his actors voice, telling his whole lifes story as he's acting and then Lael would typewrite from that recording.
To be clear Lucas, "yes a series" because its so voluminous, Netflix probably could be a possibility? I'm getting the drift however, that folks are holding funds close to their chest right now.
 
Thanks for sharing this, Jim.

It's always interesting to come across an unpublished manuscript with well-documented provenance.

One question came to mind from a producer's perspective: have you already prepared a brief rights overview outlining which rights are currently available, such as publishing and film/TV adaptation rights?

I think that kind of information can make it much easier for publishers, producers, and literary agents to quickly evaluate whether the project might fit their interests.

Best of luck with the project, and I look forward to seeing more.
 
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Hi Ryan, thanks for reaching out. I own 50% of all sales, publishing, rights, etc. I have all final contractual control. My very first post might explain a little better, but basically I own 50% of everything and full control, I also have a clause in the contracts that state, my fundraising efforts and expenses are my own and unrelated to the publishing contract,
Thanks again Ryan!
 
So I wanted to make clear for everyone, this more this is evolving, and the more discussions I've been having with industry professionals, is this might workk as a series of some sort, I'm starting to agree because of its volume, 90,000 words or so 5 chapters, and many parts in each chapter.
But ultimately I will purse all workable adaptations. That being said, I'd love to hear some thoughts! Thanks so much!
Jim
 
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