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Script Pipeline Names 2016 Quarterfinalists

Quarterfinalists have been announced for the 2016 Script Pipeline Screenwriting Competition.

1:58 by Mark Allen
#Escape by Michael Noonan
All the Tiny Dancers by Ryan Vaughn
Alternate Ending by Michael Noonan
Alternates by Phil Hawkins
American Dodge by Adam Barish
Amok by Sven Mund
Artilect by Azhur Saleem
Awkworld by Colin Costello
Ballerina Girl by Evan Cooper
Becoming Bessie by C. Paloma Martinez
Bethlehem City by Nile Cappello
Blind Pursuit by Debi Yazbeck
Blood Beauty by James Watts
Brood X by Michael Okon
By Noble Means by Stephen Elwain Barber
Charming by Tom Albanese & Christopher Jones
Cinderella Must Die by Matteo R. Bernardini & Penelope Chai
CMYK by Matt Ferrone & Stacia Black
Coastal Eddie by Ryan Gorman & W. Paul Apel
Cold Abandon by Matthew O’Connell
Congratulations, You’re Divorced! by Michael Felker
Control by Christopher Blum
Control Room by Gabriel Dowick & Ben Phelps
Cornered by Linda Feferman
Cult-De-Sac by Charles Stulck
Cut Its Head Off by Andrew Martin Robinson
Dago Harlem by Chris Caleo
Dazzle Land by James Loos & Steve Schoen
Dead Inside by Elizabeth Rogers
Death of an Ortolan by Justin Piasecki
Delirium by Lee Roy Kunz & Isaac Bauman
Dirty Girl by Joe Steenburgh & Daniel Blair
Dustwun by Eric Nelson, Aidan McGlaze, & Adrian Bonenberger
Etched on Me by Jenn Crowell
Exxie by Jason Vaughn
Facsimile by Gary Makin
Fig by Alex George Pickering
Forgiving Evil by Michael Scherer
Four out of Five by Michael Felker
Fragile Sky by Percival Pasquin Jr
Grace in the West by Odin Ozdil
Grimm Reapers by Michael E. Berg
Halfway by Lukas Hassell
Hemophilia by Guy Polin
Inward by Tyler Theofilos
Itch of the Seventh by Rob Carpenter
Julie 2.0 by Dwayne Conyers
Metronome by Ben Jones & Samuel Cheung
Mind’s Eye by Arno Hazebroek & D.L.C. Heslop
Nanopirate by Ravi Satchi
Necessary Madness by Jenn Crowell
Oliver Clark and the Future Unknown by Toni Shepherd & Nickolas Shepherd
Omakase (Chef’s Choice) by Matt Tassone
Open 24 Hours by James F Napoli
Penny Finch by Kelly Beck-Byrnes
Play Dirty by Jeff York
Q Town by James Amicucci & Megan Amicucci
Red Sand by Peter Hurd
Sanctuary by Thivanka R. Perera
Sargent by Julia Batavia
The Savage Land by Jesus Celaya
Scandalous by Matthew Fantaci
Skin in the Game by Rolf Potts
Slipping into 50 by Dawn LeFever
Slut by Nadeem Siddiqui
South by Matt Brothers
Sovereign Citizen by Craig Peters
Spooked by Michael Berg
Spooked by Scott Ruane
Stem by Iqbal Ahmed
Stillwell by Michael Phillip Cash
Stone Drive by Sylvia Marie Llewellyn
Strange Relations by Christopher Matson
Street Jockeys by Colin Costello & Stephanie Jorden
Suicide Run by Sylvia Batey Alcala
Sunburst by Mark Wilson & Chris Retts
Surge by James K.M. Watts
Tech & Stryker by Odin Ozdil
Ted Will Return Shortly by Daniel Ochwat
Teton Reckoning by Debi Yazbeck
The Bullshit Boys by Toni Shepherd & Nickolas Shepherd
The Coat by Ross Saxon
The Dragon Run by Bradley Stryker
The Extinction Rule by Randall Greenland
The Fake by Samuel Laskey
The Farm by Michelle Daniel
The Game Girls by Thesy Surface
The Groundlings by William Prenetta
The Last Account of Boss Tweed by Darren Ursino
The Losing Kind by Ben Watts & Ivan Kander
The Other Boys of Summer by C. Craig Patterson
The Slide by Dennis Luu
The Suicide Code by Josh Barkey
Thembi by Tom Glasson
Thunder & Iron by Brendan Casey
Wagon Trip by Mark Murphy
Wake Up Dead Man by Josh Covitt
We Are Kennedy by Dennis Luu
We Were Here by Noelle Liljedahl
Wheels by Jeremy Spektor & Jonathan Witz
Wilifer by Erik Michael Schill
Witches Protection Program by Michael Phillip Cash


Semifinalists Announced: June 24th, 2016
Finalists Announced: July 1st, 2016
Grand Prize Winner Selected: late July, 2016

Updated: 06/16/2016

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