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| Deadline | Date | Entry Fee | Days till Deadline |
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| Earlybird | December 31, 2019 | $35 | 18 |
| Standard | April 24, 2020 | $40 | 133 |
| Late | May 15, 2020 | $45 | 154 |
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Indie Gathering has named their Screenplay Contest Winners for 2015:
SHORT ACTION
1. HuMachinity, by Sasha Siljanovic
2. Gently, by Sonibel Rae
SHORT COMEDY
1. The Wordsmith, by Matthew Holy
2. Ticking Time Burger, by Seth Kozak
3. Strangers on a Plane, by Seth Kozak
SHORT CRIME-DRAMA
1. Natasha's Tears, by Branislav Tatalovic
SHORT DRAMA
1. Dongmei, by Bob Messinger
2. Boomerang the Great, by Ana R. Dominick
3. The Next Stop, by Parrish Hurley
4. Hunting Rabbits, by Thomas Buell
SHORT DRAMA-COMEDY
1. Anchovies, by Craig Harwood
2. Mr. G and Mr. S, by Bob Messinger
3. The Debrief, by Seth Kozak
SHORT FANTASY
1. Vodoun, by Stuart Creque
2. Dreams for Sale, by David Kerr
SHORT HORROR
1. Last Ride of the Carver, by Eric Borden
2. Revolt at Blackwater Belle, by Eric Borden
SHORT ROMANTIC-DRAMA
1. Past Lives, by David Samuels
2. As A Man Thinks In His Heart, by Lee Chapman
3. Rain Down on Me, by Amy McCorkle and Melissa Goodman
SHORT SUSPENSE-THRILLER
1. Unsheltered, by Bob Messinger
TV PILOT
1. Together, by Sonibel Rae
2. Who's Who?, by David Minaskanian
3. He's the Man, by Gabrielle LeGendre
4. Knocking at the Door, by James Sullivan
WEB EPISODE
1. Darius & Anastasia, by Amy McCorkle and Melissa Goodman
FEATURE ACTION
1. Devil's Valley Justice, Harold Brown
2. The Tunnels, by John Muzii
FEATURE COMEDY
1. Nature Boy, by Vic Grosvenor
2. Ace in the Hole, by Roi Tamkin
3. Family Reunion, by Gina Lee Ronhovde
4. A Bodyguard of Lies, by Stefano Jay Bozzo
FEATURE CRIME-DRAMA
1. Bonds of Betrayal, by Demeter Demetriades
2. Crimson Queen, by Ian Wilson
3. Memory, by John Bengel
4. Troublesome Creek, by Wesley Mullins
FEATURE DRAMA
1. For the Love of Beirut, by Michael Gibrall
2. Out of the Box, by Joe Randazzo
3. Robert Smalls Great Escape, by Bernard Smith
4. Twin Flames, by Eric Casaccio
FEATURE DRAMA-COMEDY
1. Presence, by Sheldon Pacotti
2. These Kids are Dangerous, by James Sullivan
3. M.G., by Russ Meyer
4. The Tribute, by Mike Reid
FEATURE FANTASY
1. Arborville, by Kevin Foster
2. The Gladiator Chronicles, by Amy McCorkle and Melissa Goodman
3. Saving You, Saving Me, by Tina Jetter
FEATURE HORROR-COMEDY
1. Kill Hill, by Nancy Knechel
2. Sombra, by Claire Wasmund
FEATURE ROMANTIC-COMEDY
1. Line Six, by Kathy Bonacci
2. Anything for Love, by Shirley Warke
FEATURE ROMANTIC-DRAMA
1. Donna Rose: Queen of Hearts, by James Sullivan
2. Collected Poems, by Fischer Cain
3. Cruising, by Saba
4. In Hyding, by Carlos Perez
FEATURE SCI-FI
1. Chomp, by Timothy Hogg
2. Hell on Neptune, Robert Rogers
3. Fountain of Youth, by Thomas Tucker
FEATURE SLASHER
1. The Face of Pain, by James Sullivan
FEATURE SUSPENSE-THRILLER
1. Blind Spot, by Randall Greenland
2. Pink Bunny, by Geoffrey Calhoun
3. You Can Die For Me, by Tracie Jules
4. Spy High, by Jeff Woodward
HONORABLE MENTIONS - SCRIPTS:
20/20: Search for Independence, by Harold Brown
Akatewa, by Jean-Marie Mazaleyrat
Assholes Anonymous, by Leslie Flannery
The Bartleby Twins, by Gabe Capone
BFFs, by Jennifer Patterson
A Big Black Space, by Tanis Parenteau
Braz Ill, by Alexandre Rossi
Change of Venue, Charles Laulette
Chosen Path, Sam Tareky
The Connect, by Katherine Sainz
Death Sword, by Pamela Turner
Exterminating Angel, by Pamela Turner
Finding Amelia, Todd Selleck
The Fix, by Steven Canfield Crowley
He's Not Like That, by Elizabeth Weber
High Achievers, by Vicki Vlasic
Le Truong, by Eileen Hong
Letters to Daniel, by Amy McCorkle
Lookin' Up, by Marvin Kaplan
Marginalized, by Tracey Maye
Miss C, by Kelly Karam
Orange Bright, by Riley Wilson
The Pages, by Charles Laulette
The Performer, by Nandana Sen
The Power of Goodbye, by Amy McCorkle and Melissa Goodman
Racing Lines, by Andre Bergeron
Scattered Harvest, by Thomas Crowel
Seeing Red, by Jason Klingensmith
Single Wife, by Freda Milton
Steppin' Out, by Steve Bensinger
Still in the Game, by George Flowers
When Doves Cry, by Amy McCorkle and Melissa Goodman
Where I Go, by Jeffrey Morin
5009 Storer Ave.
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Cleveland, OH 44102
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Email: ray@worldeonline.com
Contact: Ray Szuch
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An interview with screenwriter IanJazz Wilson regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Michael Gibrall regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Rhonda Ewing regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Mike Anka regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Christopher Canole regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter James Ziolkowski regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Simon Wakelin regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Joe Randazzo regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Diana Kemp-Jones regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Alan Baxter regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Stuart Creque regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Mara Lesemann regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Robert Heske regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
An interview with screenwriter Ken Mora regarding the Indie Gathering Writing Competition.
