Category Archives: Film Adaptations

By Asher Gann The film pitch I will be presenting is My Flamboyant Grandson. I think this story will be able to encapsulate some emotions many people face on a daily basis. One of these emotions is feeling isolated and … Continue reading →

By Cayla Resnick I think that “The Picasso Summer” would work very well as a film. However, I think that instead of George Smith knowing Picasso as a talented artist I think that it would be interesting if he didn’t … Continue reading →

by Margot Naber I would make “My Flamboyant Grandson” into a short film. The film would be live action and I would cast Robert De Nero to play the grandfather, young Noah Scnapp to play Teddy, and Chandra Wilson to … Continue reading →

By Kaitlyn Melore For my short story film adaptation of “My Flamboyant Grandson” I will be taking a more technical and different approach to how it will be filmed and shot. I think I would start the film with a … Continue reading →

By:Rachel Reid For my film adaptation, I want to keep the plot the exact same. However, I want George’s mental stability to be changed, and I would change the last scene. He does tell his wife about his encounter with … Continue reading →

by Jasmine Destafano The story that I would like to make a film about is Paul’s Case by Willa Cather. If I were to make a film based on this text, I would choose for it to be a rated … Continue reading →

by JJ Spoerl Although I hate when exceptional pieces of literature are ruined with sub-par film adaptations, I do believe George Saunders short story, “My Flamboyant Grandson” would make a beneficial and entertaining picture on the big screen. The story … Continue reading →

by Harrison Hayes My Flamboyant Grandson was set in 2002 in New York one change I would make to make it more of an interesting story and compare it to the original story would be to make it set in … Continue reading →

By Benjamin Roberts For this adaptation, I chose to make the story Nipple Jesus by Nick Hornby into a real film. The film would begin before the story does, maybe as he was still working at the club where the … Continue reading →

I believe “Road Virus Heads North”, by Stephen King, would be perfect for an on-screen adaptation of his work. It’s a thriller of a short story and with suspense already tapped in through the visual imagery of the killer is … Continue reading →