STORIES. SCREEN. OPPORTUNITY.

Audiobook adaptations. Scene tests. Screen development.

AJENTO creates visual adaptations of audiobooks and audio dramas, helping writers, publishers and rights-holders explore new audiences and revenue opportunities. AJENTO also develops scene tests and proof-of-concept material so filmmakers can communicate new projects and gather audience feedback before larger-scale production.

WHO WE WORK WITH

Creative work. Commercial opportunity.

Writers, Creatives, Musicians, Publishers, Producers, Rights-holders.

01 / OUR SERVICES

Audiobook and audio-drama visual adaptation.

AJENTO develops visual adaptations of audiobooks and audio dramas, including selected scenes and pilots. A visual edition gives writers, publishers and rights-holders a new product to explore with existing audiences and customer channels, subject to agreed permissions.

Build on existing work, audience relationships and distribution channels to explore additional releases and revenue opportunities.

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02 / OUR SERVICES

Scene tests and proof-of-concept development.

AJENTO develops scene tests, visual treatments and proof-of-concept material for writers, filmmakers and producers. These materials help communicate a proposed film or screen project, gather audience feedback and support discussions before a larger production.

Give a pitch or creative discussion a shared visual reference and gather feedback before committing to a larger production.

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RIGHTS AND PARTICIPATION

A brief built around the work.

Permissions, creative approvals, credits and commercial participation form part of the project brief.

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A USEFUL STARTING POINT

What helps us assess a brief.

Project goal: Catalogue adaptation, a new screen project, or another commercial opportunity.
Source format: For example, audiobook, audio drama, script or selected scene.
Indicative scope: Approximate runtime or catalogue size, and the scene or pilot under consideration.
Your relationship to the work: What you create, own or represent; identify permissions still to be discussed.
Audience and intended use: Existing customer channels, audience feedback, a pitch or a production discussion.
Timing and commercial context: The desired next decision, indicative timing and available budget, if known.

THE TEAM

Industry experience. Practical delivery.

Andrew Green · Film distribution, rights licensing and commercial development.

Aakar Shah · Product and technical development.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before the first conversation.

Can an audiobook or audio drama become a visual edition?

AJENTO develops selected adaptation scenes and pilots to assess that opportunity. Any use of the underlying work and recorded performances depends on the relevant permissions and project agreements.

Can a scene test support a later live-action film?

Yes. A scene test or visual treatment can help communicate a project to audiences and partners. The subsequent production may use live-action, animation or a hybrid approach.

Can existing recorded performances be retained?

Where authorised, existing audio performances can form part of the brief. The permitted adaptation, voice, likeness and other uses must be considered for the specific project.

Are prices and delivery dates fixed?

Scope, feasibility, fees and delivery timing are discussed with the team and agreed for each project.

Does submitting a brief grant production rights?

An initial enquiry starts a discussion. Production permissions, creative approvals and commercial participation require separate agreement.

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THE NEXT CONVERSATION

Bring us the opportunity.

Start with a non-confidential summary using our website contact form. Source assets can be discussed through an agreed private route. Scope, feasibility, pricing, delivery, permissions and contractual terms require individual review and written agreement.