Nicola Noble
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Neurodiv author 📚💙, avid reader, fiber artist, baker. Hashimoto warrior. Lover of the underdog, Zagnut bars, bread, & the Oxford comma.
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CM - Hi Nicola, I've read your book Rathlin Lass (From The Londoners Series) Are you seeking a Hollywood screenwriter for an adaptation?
My credits include Game of Thrones (10 episodes), Better Call Saul (20 episodes) The Walking Dead (16 episodes), Ripley (8 episodes), and many more and a total of 180 episodes.
Although I have worked on tons of major projects, I value all work equally and I am always interested in anything that could suit the screen.
Upon completion the screenplay would be put forward to my agent, Siyu Li Han, who is also a Netflix Executive. She was a Creative Executive on Seasons 3 and 4 of Stranger Things and Season 3 of Better Call Saul.
I'm taking on a couple of projects before my series starts filming at massively reduced rates of $20,000 for a movie screenplay or $10,000 for a series episode. We'd both be credited as writers. Me (screenplay based on the book), you (author).
I've recently received my first book credit as well, which includes themes and elements from screenplays/movies, released by Mira Books/Canary Street Press (recently merged) and the Romance Genre imprint of HarperCollins's Harlequin Trade Publishing, and I was the screenplay expert for it.
My full resume is on my IMDb. (Link)
Nicola - Sorry Calvin, but that is a resounding no from me. Not every author wants their books turn into Hollywood fodder. That has never been and never will be my end goal.
Also, as someone in marketing, let me give you some advice - you may want to take a Marketing 101 class, because your pitch is horrible. "I've read your book". No you haven't; we both know that. If you want people/potential clients to take you seriously with that line, you need to actually prove you've read the book. "I've read your book." comes across like every other copy/paste pitch "I read your book [title]. I think it's great! Writing a book isn't easy. - Alt text truncated](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:y5rpvive3yhqfmycfcg7jkne/bafkreibijmogss5zz2bp2tkwrslvr2cohscgerg75cqejw2l2zds6qqyda@jpeg)
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