Sentence examples for adapting book from inspiring English sources
Erica Abeel's "Warily Adapting a Scary Book" [Dec. 30] was a well-reasoned take on the process of adapting book to film.
Colin McGuire makes a case for adapting books into films.
"Constantin Film has a long tradition of adapting books to the big screen.
No one was likely to lose money adapting books with an enormous fan base, like The Hunger Games or Harry Potter, for a film audience.
The dynamic with the fans has been sort of interesting because I think the fans have learned a lot about adapting books into film.
The screen version is, instead, a Pirandello-esque comedy on the difficulties of adapting books into films, with Kaufman himself the central character.
Greenway has a long history of adapting books into plays, and one of our most successful plays was adapted from the novel 'They Shoot Horses, Don't They?' for which we won a production of the year award.
The second production will be a new musical version of "Love's Labour's Lost," with songs by Michael Friedman and an adapted book by Alex Timbers.
The newly adapted book for the Broadway version of "Porgy and Bess" — but not the songs — will likely gain a new copyright that could be licensed.
Boyle took the annual Directors Guild of America DGAawardard for best director, while Beaufoy won the USC Libraries Scripter award, which recognises both the screenwriter and author of an adapted book.
They produced original works and adapted books from Sanskrit, Hindi, Persian, and English.
