Screenwriting News (April 21-April 27, 2014)

Jenny Bicks adapting Barbie [the doll] movie for Sony Pictures.

Andrew Eisen writing drama comedy “Youth in Oregon” for Sundial Pictures.

Brooks Elms and Glen Sanders writing science fiction horror “Snowfall” for Gold Circle Films, Clark Baker attached to direct.

Evan Endicott writing drama comedy “13th Grade” for Sycamore Pictures, Andy Tennant attached to direct.

Naomi Foner adapting World War II drama “Moon Flower of Flying Tigers” for Desen International Media.

Josh Gad and Ryan Dixon writing untitled family comedy adventure for Walt Disney Pictures.

Liz Garcia adapting novel “Sisterhood Everlasting” for Alloy Entertainment.

George Gatins adapting drama novel “Golfing for God” for Gemfilms.

Callie Kloves adapting teen science fiction fantasy “Seeker” for Columbia Pictures.

Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci going separate ways on film projects, still partners on TV.

Jonathan Lemkin adapting drama “The Longest Night” for Paramount Pictures, Frank Marshall attached to direct.

Ian McCulloch sells elevated thriller pitch “3 Videotapes” to New Regency and Plan B.

J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay adapting reboot of “Flash Gordon” for Twentieth Century Fox.

Zak Penn sets up science fiction thriller “Black Chapter” at Skydance Productions.

Adam Rifkin options to adapt the candy franchise “Peeps” through his own production company.

Jared Stern writing family adaptation of Disneyland’s theme park ride “It’s a Small World” for Disney.

Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese adapting video game “Watch Dogs” for Sony and New Regency.

Mark Wheaton releases his first full-length novel “The Sword of the Realm”.

Zoe Worth scripted drama “Blackout” with Bentley House Productions and Starstream Entertainment, Worth attached to star.

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