Screenwriting News (June 24-June 30, 2013)

Jim Agnew and Sean Keller sell zombie pitch “19” to QED International.

Richard Bobbie and Andy Fraser sell thriller spec script “Cornered” to 1821 Pictures [sale date: May 3, 2013].

Jeff Buhler adapting the remake of “Jacob’s Ladder” for LD Entertainment and Gaeta/Rosenzweig Films.

Alessandro Camon and Michael Wilson sell crime drama spec script “No Quarter” to Thunder Road Pictures and Michael De Luca Productions.

Josh Campbell and Matt Stuecken sell action comedy “Hostile Engagement” to The Solution [sale date: June 19, 2013].

Brad Copeland writing reboot of 80s TV series “Knight Rider” for The Weinstein Company.

Dan Hageman and Kevin Hageman adapting Lego toy line “Ninjago” for Warner Bros.

Aline Brosh McKenna sells graphic novel “Rochester” to Fox 2000.

Chris Miller comedy script “The Reunion” at Sony with Phil Lord to direct.

Erica Oyama sells pitch based on pseudo-memoir “White Girl Problems” to Lionsgate.

Matteson Perry sells action comedy spec script “Cops and Robots” to BCDF Pictures [sale date: June 18, 2013].

Jack Reher scripted psychological thriller “Wet House” with Mukunda Michael Dewil to direct.

Jason Reitman, Gil Fortis, Kristen Gore and Richard B. Lewis writing comedy “Sports Chick” to Bron Studios.

Carlito Rodriguez writing crime drama “The Tony Story” for Flavor Unit Entertainment.

J. Craig Stiles suspense thriller script “The Architect” from Screen Gems to Bron Studios.

Daniel Turkewitz sells science fiction drama “Tranquility Base” to 20th Century Fox.

Vikram Weet sells supernatural horror spec script “Party Girl” to Nostromo Films [sale date: May 13, 2013].

Chris Weitz sells his YA novel “The Young World” to Warner Bros for him to adapt and direct.

S. Craig Zahler sells crime drama novel “Mean Business on North Ganson Street” to Warner Bros. with him to adapt.