Serendipity first secured the rights to the book by civil rights historian Devery S. Anderson, which became the foundation for the series Women of the Movement. After learning that Serendipity held the rights to the book, HBO reached out, and soon Jay-Z, Will Smith, and Aaron Kaplan partnered with the team. This collaboration transformed the project into a powerful series centered on Mamie Till, the mother of Emmett Till, whose story played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement. With a $40 million budget, the series premiered on ABC/Disney and Hulu, becoming an impactful piece of television history.

Serendipity also co-owns the rights to the remarkable life story of Farah Pahlavi, the former Empress of Iran. The company is currently developing both scripted and documentary versions exploring the complexities of her reign and her enduring legacy. As an Iranian producer, Nicole feels deeply connected to this story, which resonates with her own family history. Having heard firsthand accounts from the Empress herself, Nicole and Rosanna are committed to sharing this important chapter of history with the world.

The COVID lockdown sparked Rosanna’s newfound passion for South Korean dramas and entertainment, a growing interest Serendipity is eager to explore and develop further.

Together, Rosanna and Nicole combine their vision and passion to bring captivating stories to life, inspiring and entertaining audiences around the globe.