The saga - which features an array of Tulsa landmarks, from Utica Square to the Mayo Hotel - has taken a solid bite out of the YA market in the U.S.

The series follows Zoey Redbird, who starts the story as a 16-year-old fledgling vampyre newly enrolled in the House of Night boarding school, which will guide her through the change from human to vampyre. The 'House of Night' books are set in a fantastical version of Tulsa, where “vampyres” coexist openly with humanity but are feared and misunderstood. We are honored that Victor asked us to join with him in realizing the vision of these books, which we know meant so much to Samuel,' Carmody said, per Deadline. “We have known and worked together with Samuel and Victor on multiple successful projects over the past fifteen years or longer. and Kristin have created.”Ĭarmody and Davis have a long working relationship, having produced both 'Silent Hill' films some 'Resident Evil' movies and, most recently, writer-director Roger Avary's 'Lucky Day.' Carmody has experience bringing YA books to screens, producing the feature film adaptation of Cassandra Clare's 'The Mortal Instruments,' before partnering with Cormican to bring Clare's 'ShadowHunters' to Disney’s Freeform. “I am thrilled to have our good friends Don and David join us on this journey to re-create the remarkable universe that P.C. “My late brother Samuel and I purchased the production rights to this amazing set of books a few years ago (before his death last year), and had been looking for the right partners to bring it to fruition,” Hadidia said, per Deadline. Hadidia tells Deadline that Carmody ('Chicago') and Cormican ('Tokyo Trial') are the perfect pair to adapt the YA fantasy series into a live-action TV show through their Don Carmody Televison, the 6-year-old shingle that most recently delivered 'Northern Rescue' for Netflix. Cast, the mother of the Team Cast writing duo, per Deadline.Ĭarmody and Cormican board the project with Davis Films, according to Victor Hadida, Davis Films’ president.

We’re excited to see what the future will bring,' said P.C. “Kristin and I are thrilled that Don and David have joined Team Cast! We love their work and believe they will respect the House of Night mythos as they bring it alive in a new medium. Cast and Kristin Cast will have their New York Times bestselling 'House of Night' series adapted for television.Īccording to Deadline, Don Carmody and David Cormican, producers of the recently wrapped Freeform series 'ShadowHunters,' will adapt the the young-adult vampire saga, which is set in Tulsa. Tulsa-based mother-and-daughter writing team P.C.

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