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Annabel Seymour, a participant in the women’s fellowship program with Ubisoft Film and Television last year, has secured a script deal with the media company.

Ubisoft’s film and TV division is a subsidiary of the French video game publisher, established to create IP adaptations from its library of games as well as original stories set in the world, culture and community of gaming.

The working title for Seymour’s script is Replay, and the story follows an unlucky-in-love video game reviewer who is given the power to play her dating life like a video game. Ubisoft, with the ability to independently finance,...

Annabel Seymour, a participant in the women’s fellowship program with Ubisoft Film and Television last year, has secured a script deal with the media company.

Ubisoft’s film and TV division is a subsidiary of the French video game publisher, established to create original stories set in the world, culture and community of gaming.

The working title for Seymour’s script is Replay, and the story follows an unlucky-in-love video game reviewer who is given the power to play her dating life like a video game. Ubisoft, with the ability to independently finance, can later on decide on a path forward for such ...

Ubisoft Film and Television on Wednesday revealed its participants for the Women's Film and Television Fellowship, a paid six-month program designed to illuminate female and nonbinary storytellers. Comedy writer Annabel Seymour was selected for film, and former cyber warfare officer turned screenwriter Jalysa Conway for television. 

During the program, Seymour, a former staff writer on Hoops for Netflix; and Conway, who has written for Grey's Anatomy and developed a military-themed drama, will explore titles in Ubisoft's library to assess their potential for development. They will also look at original ideas based on the immersive worlds of video games....

Ubisoft Film and Television on Wednesday revealed its participants for the Women's Film and Television Fellowship, a paid six-month program designed to illuminate female and nonbinary storytellers. Comedy writer Annabel Seymour was selected for film, and former cyber warfare officer turned screenwriter Jalysa Conway for television. 

During the program, Seymour, a former staff writer on Hoops for Netflix; and Conway, who has written for Grey's Anatomy and developed a military-themed drama, will explore titles in Ubisoft's library to assess their potential for development. They will also look at original ideas based on the immersive worlds of video games....