Ava DuVernay
- Renowned for her powerful storytelling and commitment to social justice, DuVernay’s films like “Selma” and the documentary “13th” engage deeply with themes of race, justice, and equality.
  
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Greta Gerwig
- Known for her innovative storytelling in films such as “Lady Bird” and “Little Women,” Gerwig reinvents classic narratives, bringing fresh perspectives to the screen.
  
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Sofia Coppola
- With a distinctive style, Coppola creates deeply atmospheric films like “Lost in Translation” and “The Virgin Suicides,” exploring the inner lives of women.
  
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Selena Gomez

Transitioning from her early Disney roles to more mature performances, Gomez has demonstrated depth in projects like “Only Murders in the Building,” indicating her capability to portray complex characters dealing with self-esteem issues.

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Jenna Ortega

Recognized for her portrayal of Wednesday Addams in the Netflix series “Wednesday,” Ortega brings a fresh perspective and intensity to her roles, making her a compelling choice to embody nuanced themes.

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I have several books available if you have the resources to turn them into a movie or TV series.

Twelve filmmakers who could adeptly adapt my novels “They Heinous” and the “First Responder” trilogy, listed alphabetically.

Ari Aster
- Known for directing psychological horror films like “Hereditary” and “Midsommar,” Aster’s approach to character-driven horror could effectively translate the themes of your novels.
Sofia Coppola
- Renowned for exploring the inner lives of women in films like “Lost in Translation” and “The Virgin Suicides,” Coppola’s subtle storytelling style captures the intricacies of female emotions and experiences.
Guillermo del Toro
- Acclaimed for his imaginative storytelling in films like “Pan’s Labyrinth” and “The Shape of Water,” del Toro’s expertise in blending fantasy and horror elements would bring a unique vision to your narratives.
Julia Ducournau
- Director of “Raw” and “Titane,” Ducournau’s bold storytelling and exploration of complex themes could bring a fresh perspective to your stories.
Robert Eggers
- With a talent for creating atmospheric horror in films like “The Witch” and “The Lighthouse,” Eggers could bring a unique and immersive vision to the adaptation of your works.
Coralie Fargeat
- Fargeat’s film “Revenge” demonstrates her capability to handle intense and gripping narratives, making her a suitable choice for adapting your novels.
David Fincher
- Fincher’s mastery in crafting psychological thrillers, evident in movies like “Se7en” and “Gone Girl,” positions him as an ideal director to handle the intricate plots of your novels.
Tom Hanks
- Beyond his acting accolades, Hanks has directed and produced films such as “That Thing You Do!” and “Larry Crowne,” showcasing his versatility and potential to adapt diverse narratives.
Jennifer Kent
- Director of “The Babadook,” Kent excels in psychological horror that delves into deep emotional and mental states, aligning with the tone of your works.
Karyn Kusama
- With experience in horror and thriller genres through films like “The Invitation” and “Jennifer’s Body,” Kusama has a keen eye for building suspense and exploring complex characters.
Jordan Peele
- Renowned for his work in psychological horror, Peele’s films like “Get Out” and “Us” showcase his ability to blend suspense with social commentary, making him a strong candidate to adapt your novels.
Paul Schrader
- Known for his intense character studies in films such as “Taxi Driver” and “First Reformed,” Schrader’s expertise in exploring complex psychological themes aligns well with the depth of your narratives.

Looking for someone to come into my dark basement and interview me about my books, their characters, and me as an author.

James

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High on my list is fulfilling the requirement for obtaining a literary agent.

I’m presently looking for a woman to buy the rights to “Bereft Reality” and run with it. A self-esteem novel with an almost all woman cast, it’s large enough for all your TV and movie needs!

Ranked alphabetically (Pay no attention to anyone highlighted…)

Ava DuVernay

Renowned for her powerful storytelling and commitment to social justice, DuVernay’s films like “Selma” and the documentary “13th” engage deeply with themes of race, justice, and equality.

Greta Gerwig

Known for her innovative storytelling in films such as “Lady Bird” and “Little Women,” Gerwig reinvents classic narratives, bringing fresh perspectives to the screen.

Sofia Coppola

With a distinctive style, Coppola creates deeply atmospheric films like “Lost in Translation” and “The Virgin Suicides,” exploring the inner lives of women.

Selena Gomez

Transitioning from her early Disney roles to more mature performances, Gomez has demonstrated depth in projects like “Only Murders in the Building,” indicating her capability to portray complex characters dealing with self-esteem issues.

Jenna Ortega

Recognized for her portrayal of Wednesday Addams in the Netflix series “Wednesday,” Ortega brings a fresh perspective and intensity to her roles, making her a compelling choice to embody nuanced themes.

I have several books available if you have the resources to turn them into a movie or TV series.

Twelve filmmakers who could adeptly adapt my novels “They Heinous” and the “First Responder” trilogy, listed alphabetically.

Ari Aster

Known for directing psychological horror films like “Hereditary” and “Midsommar,” Aster’s approach to character-driven horror could effectively translate the themes of your novels.

Sofia Coppola

Renowned for exploring the inner lives of women in films like “Lost in Translation” and “The Virgin Suicides,” Coppola’s subtle storytelling style captures the intricacies of female emotions and experiences.

Guillermo del Toro

Acclaimed for his imaginative storytelling in films like “Pan’s Labyrinth” and “The Shape of Water,” del Toro’s expertise in blending fantasy and horror elements would bring a unique vision to your narratives.

Julia Ducournau

Director of “Raw” and “Titane,” Ducournau’s bold storytelling and exploration of complex themes could bring a fresh perspective to your stories.

Robert Eggers

With a talent for creating atmospheric horror in films like “The Witch” and “The Lighthouse,” Eggers could bring a unique and immersive vision to the adaptation of your works.

Coralie Fargeat

Fargeat’s film “Revenge” demonstrates her capability to handle intense and gripping narratives, making her a suitable choice for adapting your novels.

David Fincher

Fincher’s mastery in crafting psychological thrillers, evident in movies like “Se7en” and “Gone Girl,” positions him as an ideal director to handle the intricate plots of your novels.

Tom Hanks

Beyond his acting accolades, Hanks has directed and produced films such as “That Thing You Do!” and “Larry Crowne,” showcasing his versatility and potential to adapt diverse narratives.

Jennifer Kent

Director of “The Babadook,” Kent excels in psychological horror that delves into deep emotional and mental states, aligning with the tone of your works.

Karyn Kusama

With experience in horror and thriller genres through films like “The Invitation” and “Jennifer’s Body,” Kusama has a keen eye for building suspense and exploring complex characters.

Jordan Peele

Renowned for his work in psychological horror, Peele’s films like “Get Out” and “Us” showcase his ability to blend suspense with social commentary, making him a strong candidate to adapt your novels.

Paul Schrader

Known for his intense character studies in films such as “Taxi Driver” and “First Reformed,” Schrader’s expertise in exploring complex psychological themes aligns well with the depth of your narratives.

Looking for someone to come into my dark basement and interview me about my books, their characters, and me as an author.

James

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