Adam Rocke

Based on a true story. Millennial billionaire Joe Sinclair has checked off every item on his bucket list but one: he wants to know what it’s like to kill a man. With his three best friends in tow, Joe heads to Africa for the kind of safari you won’t find advertised in travel brochures.

As we first reported last week, a new family-oriented sci-fi book Rex hit the market with some real heat behind it. Now, the YA adventure has made its way into some of the town’s biggest animation studios.

As summer starts to wind down, the film rights market is heating back up with a new family-oriented sci-fi book, Rex. The YA adventure, co-written by authors Cody B. Stewart, Adam Rocke, and Mark Rogers, is stomping its way onto the film rights market with Kathy Muraviov and Darryl Taja leading the charge.

When an eleven year-old boy and his friend find a mysterious egg in the Florida Everglades, creepy men begin to stalk his house and military helicopters start buzzing their neighborhood. But when the egg hatches, the boys realize life as they know it will never be the same!

Logline: Pitched as “ET” meets “Catch That Kid.” A precocious young boy discovers a dinosaur egg in the swamps of Florida. When it hatches, the boy discovers that his new pet is part of a secret military experiment, and the agents who will stop at nothing to get it back are already hot on his tail.

Logline: Kept under wraps but said to be in the vein of “Heat” on the high seas. Story revolves around a fact-based manuscript which details a modern-day pirate treasure hunt that sets up a potential film franchise – based on world-renowned pirate historian, adventurer, billionaire entrepreneur Pat Croce’s research.