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Scene 01

Int. IP representation — Any Market That Buys — Day

A rights holder enters with something worth placing. Martin does not reach for a rate card. There isn't one on the wall.

Anyone with rights worth placing. Publishers with catalogues to place. Agencies that need a partner. I shop rights across publishing markets and media deals.

MARTIN

(the point)

A partner who sells the work — not shelves it.

Scene 02

Int. IP sourcing sprints — Somewhere Urgent — Day

A slate. A hunger. A pile of PDFs that could bury a lesser man. Martin does not deliver a dump truck.

Producers & directors. Short, focused scouting engagements for companies and directors with a defined slate. I dig into manuscript piles and catalogues tailored to what you're actually hunting — then hand back a curated shortlist, not a dump truck of PDFs.

MARTIN

(the point)

A shortlist matched to your slate.

Scene 03

Int. Media rights & packaging — Before Anyone Bluffs — Day

The story is ready for screen talk — clear structure, clear audience. No process brochure. No fog machine.

Publishers & selected authors. Exclusive media representation when the story is ready for screen conversations. Clear structure, clear audience, prepared for development rooms — without turning the website into a process brochure.

MARTIN

(the point)

Options and packaging conversations that start clean.