Austin Film Festival Script Competition
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1801 Salina St.
Austin, TX 78702
512-478-4795 (voice)
512-478-6205 (fax)
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Email:
screenplay@austinfilmfestival.com
Contact: Steven DeBose, Director of Script Competitions
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For thirty years, Austin Film Festival has been catapulting writers into life-changing careers. With one of the most noteworthy competitions among Hollywood tastemakers, AFF consistently yanks newcomers from the isolation of their desks and ushers them into the bustling world of film and television. Whether your dream is to sign a contract, land an agent, learn from an industry icon, or take home the coveted Bronze Typewriter Award, it’s simple: you can’t win if you don’t enter.
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This opportunity will provide a one-on-one mentorship in Los Angeles for two fellows – one writer or writing team with a feature script and one writer or writing team with a teleplay pilot – selected from the Final Round of this year’s competition.
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Deadline/Entry Fees
Deadline | Date Days till: |
Entry Fee |
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Earlybird | March 25, 2025 107 |
Feature Screenplay: $60 // Teleplay & Shorts: $50 |
Regular | April 22, 2025 135 |
Feature Screenplay: $70 // Teleplay & Shorts: $60 |
Late | May 27, 2025 170 |
Feature Screenplay: $90 // Teleplay & Shorts: $75 |
Notification: Notifications for all entrants will be sent by mid-September
Rules
See website: https://austinfilmfestival.com/submit/screenplay-and-teleplay-submissions-2/rules-screenplay-and-teleplay/Awards
Awards range from $1000-$5000 per winner. Winners also receive reimbursement of roundtrip airfare (up to $500, excluding frequent flyer miles); hotel reimbursement at the Film Festival (up to $500); and the AFF Bronze Typewriter Award.
***All entrants will receive complimentary Reader Comments, a brief overall summary of the readers' notes.***
Austin Fest Film
Contact
1801 Salina St.
Austin, TX 78702
512-478-4795 (voice)
512-478-6205 (fax)
Web:
http://www.austinfilmfestival.com
Email:
screenplay@austinfilmfestival.com
Contact: Steven DeBose, Director of Script Competitions
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Austin Film Festival Script Competition
Contact
1801 Salina St.
Austin, TX 78702
512-478-4795 (voice)
512-478-6205 (fax)
Web:
http://www.austinfilmfestival.com
Email:
screenplay@austinfilmfestival.com
Contact: Steven DeBose, Director of Script Competitions
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Austin Names Semifinalists
The Austin Film Festival has named their 2016 Screenplay Competition Semifinalists, representing the top 1% of all submissions. The scripts were chosen from a record field of 9,100 individual scripts. Finalists will be revealed by early October and the winners will be announced during this year's Conference at the Awards Luncheon on Saturday, October 15 at the historic Austin Club.
SCREENPLAY - COMEDY
Presented by Sony Pictures Animation
#Escape by Michael Noonan
The Anklebiter by Andy Jones
The Buffalo Bart Show by Scott Stanton & Leigh Stanton
Call Me, Crazy by Bill Poore
The Cure by Sarah Magill
Dinner with Friends by Geeta Malik
Dog Star by Blake Ritchen
The Duke of Ballmore by Scott Stanton & Leigh Stanton
Finding Keyser Soze by Richard McVey & Daniel C. Hall
Gator Country by Erik Voss
Happy Little Accidents by Burt Brooks
Marlene the Divine by Josh Barkey
Murder Me by David H. Luz
Peach by Shea Mayo
Prom Night Inferno by David Aslan
Roll with It by Kate Erickson
The Rovers by Jean Pesce
Tangent by George Carlos
Tiny Hairless Penis by Greg Wayne
Zombie's Anonymous by Michael A. Wright
SCREENPLAY - DRAMA
Presented by Writers Guild of America, East
7 Days: A Fantasia on the Life of Miles Davis by Greg Machlin
Bait Night by Timothy Grant
Big Bad Billie Gunn by Kevin Arbouet
Big Fire by Daniel Judson
The Black Range by Marc Calderwood
Broken by Misty McAfee
Bush Baby Summer by David Scott Martin
Catalyst by Michael Soll
The Circle Game by Nic Bettauer & James Riseborough
The Count by David Bluestein
The Crimson Confession by Raymond Just
Dakota Snow by Allen Wagner
Dead of Winter by Katherine Ruppe
Detroitus by Evan Romansky
False Bottom by Stephen M. Tomaski
Fragments by Lawrence Rothfield
His Son by Tim Schildberger
The Hitchcock Murders by Andy Maycock
Jacaranda by Ryan W. Smith
Nowhere Men by Sean Farley
The Park by Andrew Karlsruher
Pitigliano by Jason Kessler
Return to Sender by Neal Tyler
Second Childhood by Clifton Wilder Koons II
Static by Henry Jones
Stratum by Craig Nobbs
Sunburst by Mark Wilson & Chris Retts
Superstition by Matt MacDonald
Timber by Dusty Bias
Women of Wonder by Chas Fisher
ENDERBY ENTERTAINMENT AWARD
For feature scripts in all genres with an original concept and distinctive voice that can be produced for under $10 million. The production company was founded by Rick Dugdale and Daniel Petrie, Jr.
#Escape by Michael Noonan
Bait Night by Timothy Grant
The Black Range by Marc Calderwood
Bush Baby Summer by David Scott Martin
Dead of Winter by Katherine Ruppe
On the Sidelines by Sam Greisman
The Park by Andrew Karlsruher
Something's Wrong with Peter by Kate Brogden
Static by Henry Jones
Superstition by Matt MacDonald
VERTIGO ENTERTAINMENT HORROR AWARD
Open to thrillers, dark suspense, sci-fi, and macabre themes. The production company was founded by Roy Lee.
The Anklebiter by Andy Jones
Bait Night by Timothy Grant
Cake Rotten by Andres Rovira & Francisco Bustamante
Darken Ship by Dee Chilton
The Guilty by L.M. Harter
Hoffman by Phil Krampf
Of Elephants & Animals by Heather Rose Walters
The Road of Life by Juanjo Moscardo Rius & Jorge Dorado E Ivan Sainz-Pardo
Rock Point Draw by Jeremy David Lee
The Watcher by Amanda Toye
SCI-FI AWARD
Open to science fiction, fantasy, horror, surrealism, myth/legend and fantastical storytelling.
Bush Baby Summer by David Scott Martin
The Crimson Confession by Raymond Just
The Eye of Jupiter by Michael Soll
The Long Black Night by Ali Imran Zaidi
Long Sleep by Matthew Breault
The Red Book by Ashraf Fahim
Starsfall by Nolan Lynch
Static by Henry Jones
Vitruvian by Nolan Lynch
West of Hell by Kelly Lynn Peters
TELEPLAY - AMC ONE-HOUR PILOT
One-Hour Pilot Semifinalists were chosen exclusively by AMC.
Antioch: Notice to Quit by Elizabeth Armancas
Bog Walk by Dominique A. Holmes
The Devil and the Deep by Kyle Bugg
No Rest for the Wicked by Matt Tente
Quack: The Industry of Illness by Jonathan Marx
Root Canal: This Will Only Hurt a Little by Karyn Casper
The Shepherd by Todd Goodlett
Southwark by Kyle Francis
The Sultans of Swing by Matthew Kohnen & Sean Kohnen
Tomorrow Before Last by Adam J. Kreps
TELEPLAY - SITCOM PILOT
Bean Around by Tony Cohen & Matt Van Metre
Blow Out: Near Woman by Christine Barbour
The Duchamps by Charles Lyons
Exit Stage Left by Sarah Kenney
Growing Up Dictator: The Wonder Years of North Korea by Richard Lowe & Kim Jong-Un
Losing It by Louise Rozett
News News News by Reynard Alli & Patrick Foy
Physical Education by Nandita Seshadri
Real Arabs by Ayser Salman
Wildcard: The Anti-Americans by Corina Maritescu
TELEPLAY - ONE-HOUR SPEC
Better Call Saul: Vaya Con Dios by Erin Donovan
Daredevil: Extremis by Laura Tormos
Empire: We Hard Now? by Greg Wayne
Fargo: The Hunt for the Cobra King by Sarah Beckett
The Leftovers: Any Minute Now by Chance Muehleck
Outlander: A Place to Hide by Rebecca Rosenberg
TELEPLAY - SITCOM SPEC
Black-ish: The Dice King by Kyle Erby
Broad City: Short Term Effort by Greg Wayne
Fresh Off The Boat: Taiwanese-American Horror Story by Jeremy Hsu
Louie: Birthday by Ryan Sheppard
Master of None: Taste by Sona Panos
The Mindy Project: The Reunion by Maria Biggs
SCREENPLAY - SHORT
Blind Man's Bluff by Nick Lawrence
Blood and Bronze by Jake Herrle
The Ferryman of the Pali by Mike Gallagher
Finger on the Button by Mark Matthews & Matthew Ivan Bennett
The Fridge by Morgan Von Ancken
Futurehealth by Sarah Polhaus
Gum by Ben Burford
Jimmy's Eulogy by Aaron Marshall
The Nursing Home by Jake J. Mackintosh
Two Days Ago by Kadyn Michaels
SCRIPTED DIGITAL SERIES
Presented by New Form Digital
Anti-Social by Jessica Coleman & Alexis Pelot
Between Us Girls by Courtney Hope Therond & Emily Claire Utley
Bound by Sarah White & Brian Gilbert
Fubar by Torye Anthony
Giving Up by Kris Lefcoe
Main Stream by JC Conklin
All of this year's Semifinalist scripts will be available to read at the InterContinental Stephen F. Austin Hotel in the Cloak Room during the hours of the Conference. To request a copy of this year's Producers Book containing loglines and contact information for this year's Semifinalist scripts, please contact screenplay@austinfilmfestival.com.
Updated: 09/13/2016
Austin Film Festival Script Competition
Contact
1801 Salina St.
Austin, TX 78702
512-478-4795 (voice)
512-478-6205 (fax)
Web:
http://www.austinfilmfestival.com
Email:
screenplay@austinfilmfestival.com
Contact: Steven DeBose, Director of Script Competitions
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Feedback: |
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