Laure Kniazeff, founding partner of Best Seller to Box Office, investigates why when it comes to adapting children’s IP for the screen, TV series tend to do much better than theatrical movies.

Literature may not appear at the forefront of the major European TV and film festivals but it still plays a vital role as the relationship between cinema and books evolves

Laure Kniazeff at Best Seller to Box Office argues that just as factual content borrows from fiction, plenty of fiction is based on fact – especially when it comes to literary adaptations.

Laure Kniazeff, founding partner at Best-Seller to Box Office, looks at how realistic European graphic novels are increasingly providing source material.

Laure Kniazeff of Best Seller to Box Office explores the trend for TV adaptations of graphic novels, in the first of two articles on the subject.

Laure Kniazeff of Best-Seller to Box Office explains the challenges facing TV producers looking to adapt novels in the public domain.

Laure Kniazeff of Best Seller to Box Office continues her look into literary adapations by selecting 10 books with available rights.

Laure Kniazeff reveals that with lockdown driving drama development, the market for TV rights to literary works is booming and looks set to be a defining trend in 2021.

Laure Kniazeff of Best Seller to Box Office explores the threat to bookshops and movie theatres posed by online services and their very different responses to the challenge.

In the first in a series of articles about the publishing industry’s relationship with TV, Laure Kniazeff of Best Seller to Box Office explores the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.