Filippo Ghiglione

I am the Founder of The Walrus | IP-To-Screen Bureau, an Italian platform dedicated to searching, organizing and promoting intellectual properties for audiovisual and trans-media adaptation. My work sits at the intersection of publishing and audiovisual development, with a focus on script analysis, story editing, IP scouting, editorial consulting and the development of stories for film, TV series, audio, podcasts and new media. The Walrus was born from this intersection: a space designed to connect those looking for stories to develop with those who own, represent or manage them. Through thematic databases, analytical reports, narrative metadata and search tools, The Walrus aims to make IPs more discoverable, readable and comparable for the professionals who work with them. The Walrus does not buy, sell or negotiate rights, nor does it replace agents, publishers, scouts, producers or industry fairs. Its role is to support discovery, organization and connection across the IP-to-screen ecosystem. Alongside The Walrus, I continue to work as a script analyst, story editor and editorial consultant, focusing on coverage, pitch decks, narrative development and audiovisual adaptation.