Fox Entertainment Studios
Fox Entertainment Studios is actively building a cross-platform IP pipeline through strategic first-look partnerships, most recently with HarperCollins' Avon A imprint and Taraji P. Henson's TPH Entertainment.
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From YA to horror, Avon A has built an impressive library of genre-spanning, trend-driven stories that are begging for adaptation. Our ability to mine this rich, ever-growing collection opens a world of storytelling possibilities.
Fox Entertainment Studios occupies a distinctive position in the current market as the in-house scripted and unscripted studio arm of Fox Entertainment, sitting alongside Bento Box Entertainment, TMZ, Tideline Entertainment, and Studio Ramsay Global under the FES umbrella. The studio's strategic focus is on original concepts with a comedic voice and unscripted programming that brings a fresh, energizing, and entertaining perspective. What sets FES apart right now is its aggressive pursuit of adaptable, enduring cross-platform IP. The studio's "first of its kind" strategic reciprocal first-look development deal with HarperCollins Productions and its Avon A publishing imprint signals a deliberate move to build a long-term library spanning TV, film, audio, digital, and books. The deal is explicitly designed to create a pipeline of compelling, commercial stories that deepen fan engagement and open new entry points into authors' work.
On the scripted side, FES is developing series, films, and TV movies inspired by Avon A titles, which span genres from YA to horror. The companies plan to coproduce a slate of projects with HarperCollins Productions executives serving as non-writing producers; the teams are reportedly already deep into their respective wish lists and plan to announce an inaugural slate soon. Separately, FES struck a first-look agreement with Taraji P. Henson's TPH Entertainment in late October 2025, further expanding its talent-driven development slate.
Writers and rights holders with genre-spanning, trend-driven material, particularly in fiction categories that travel across platforms, are well positioned to engage FES. The studio's reciprocal publishing component with Avon A also means projects that can generate companion books alongside screen adaptations carry added appeal. Decision makers are actively tracked, with 36 contacts on record and a latest signal as recent as May 2026.
first-look agreement with TPH Entertainment
first-look deal with Taraji P. Henson’s TPH Entertainment
From YA to horror, Avon A has built an impressive library of genre-spanning, trend-driven stories that are begging for adaptation. Our ability to mine this rich, ever-growing collection opens a world of storytelling possibilities.
Aligns with industry trend of major buyers acquiring prestige international content and event-driven narratives with cultural significance and awards potential
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Does Fox Entertainment Studios accept unsolicited scripts or pitches?
Based on available intelligence, FES operates primarily through structured first-look and strategic partnership agreements rather than open submission pipelines. The studio's recent deals with HarperCollins Productions and TPH Entertainment suggest a preference for pre-existing relationships and formal development arrangements. Writers without an existing connection to the studio should pursue representation or a producing partner already attached to FES before submitting material.
How does Fox Entertainment Studios attach to and develop projects?
FES develops scripted and unscripted projects through its in-house studio divisions. On the scripted side, the studio is currently developing series, films, and TV movies adapted from Avon A titles under a reciprocal first-look deal, with HarperCollins Productions executives serving as non-writing producers. The studio also develops original concepts with a comedic voice and unscripted programming. Companion book development alongside series is reportedly part of the new HarperCollins pipeline model.
What is Fox Entertainment Studios currently producing?
FES is actively developing an inaugural slate of adaptations drawn from HarperCollins' Avon A imprint, which spans genres from YA to horror. The teams at Avon A and FES are reportedly already deep into their respective wish lists and plan to announce the first slate soon. The studio is also developing projects through its first-look agreement with Taraji P. Henson's TPH Entertainment, signed in late October 2025. Unscripted programming with a fresh, energizing perspective remains a parallel active focus.
Who leads development at Fox Entertainment Studios?
ScriptMatch tracks 36 decision makers at FES, though specific executive names are not surfaced in the current intelligence set. FES houses Fox Entertainment's in-house scripted and unscripted studio divisions alongside Bento Box Entertainment, TMZ, Tideline Entertainment, and Studio Ramsay Global. For current leadership names and contact details, consulting recent trade coverage or the ScriptMatch contact database directly is recommended.
How do you get a project to Fox Entertainment Studios?
The clearest documented pathway into FES is through its established partnership structures. The studio's reciprocal first-look deal with HarperCollins Productions means that Avon A-published authors and rights holders have a direct pipeline. For original material, the TPH Entertainment first-look deal suggests FES is open to talent-driven production company arrangements. Writers are best positioned by attaching a producing partner with an existing FES relationship or by querying through literary representation familiar with the studio's current mandate.
Is Fox Entertainment Studios actively looking for new material right now?
Yes, according to recent coverage. The studio's latest tracked signal is dated May 2026, and FES logged 56 total records over the past 12 months. The teams at Avon A and FES are described as already deep into their adaptation wish lists, with an inaugural slate announcement reportedly imminent. The studio's content focus on genre-spanning, trend-driven fiction and original comedic concepts indicates active development appetite across both scripted and unscripted categories.
Profile compiled from publicly-available sources: trade press (Deadline, Variety, IndieWire, The Hollywood Reporter, Screen Daily), festival market reports (Cannes Marche, AFM, EFM, TIFF Industry), executive public statements, and acquisition announcements. Activity counters reflect signal volume from continuous pipeline indexing.
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