"Ascendant" is being written by Adam Cozad, who is executive producing with director Lee Toland Krieger. The two had originally been aboard to work on an "Ascendant" film at Summit, before that project was scrapped, reported Variety.
It is unclear whether Shailene Woodley or any of the other stars of the films would appear in the series.
"Ascendant" had been planned as the fourth installment in the "Divergent" film series.
But last year, after seeing poor box office results for the third film in the franchise, Summit announced that it had scuttled plans for the fourth and final film and instead would develop the property, based on a series of young-adult novels by Veronica Roth, as a television movie.
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