Screenplay Festival
Screenplay Festival
Contact
15021 Ventura Blvd. #523
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
(424) 248-9221 (voice)
(866) 770-2994 (fax)
Web:
http://screenplayfestival.com
Email:
info@screenplayfestival.com
Contact: Rick Reynolds, Assistant Coordinator
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Objective
Awards Ceremony at a Film Festival! Screenplay Festival winners get that rarest of experiences for a writer; applause from an audience. Our winners get to come out from behind the keyboard and be celebrated!
Now Accepting Television Scripts! The writers spoke, and we listened. We have now added four categories to our contest for television scripts.
Screenplay Festival now features the following categories:
Feature Film: Action/Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Thriller Horror Television: Half Hour Script, One Hour Script
As one of the highest rated contests on MovieBytes, Screenplay Festival was established to help eliminate this "chicken and egg" problem. By accepting all submitted screenplays and judging them based upon their quality -- not their source or their standardized formatting or the quality of the brads holding them together -- Screenplay Festival looks to give undiscovered screenwriters an opportunity to rise above the crowd. Show More
Eligibility
Open to anyoneRules
- All writers of submitted material must be 18 years or older, including co-authored material.
- Screenplays written by teams of two or more writers are eligible for Screenplay Festival. Any award won by a co-authored script will be divided evenly among the writers listed on the entry form.
- Screenplays that have been previously optioned, sold or produced are not eligible to compete in Screenplay Festival.
- Screenplays must be the original work of the author.
- Screenplays adapted from other sources that were written by other authors (such as but not limited to books or plays) are not eligible to compete in Screenplay Festival, regardless of the source author's permission.
- Screenplays adapted from other sources by the author of that source are not eligible to compete in Screenplay Festival if the source material has previously optioned, sold or produced.
- Submissions of new drafts or corrected pages will not be accepted.
- Screenplays must be submitted in English.
- A writer may enter more than one screenplay; however, a separate entry form and fee are required for each script submitted.
Awards
Grand Prize Winners (One Per Category) and Honorable Mentions.Screenplay Festival
Contact
15021 Ventura Blvd. #523
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
(424) 248-9221 (voice)
(866) 770-2994 (fax)
Web:
http://screenplayfestival.com
Email:
info@screenplayfestival.com
Contact: Rick Reynolds, Assistant Coordinator
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Screenplay Festival
Contact
15021 Ventura Blvd. #523
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
(424) 248-9221 (voice)
(866) 770-2994 (fax)
Web:
http://screenplayfestival.com
Email:
info@screenplayfestival.com
Contact: Rick Reynolds, Assistant Coordinator
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(4.0/5.0) |
| Signficance: |
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(3.7/5.0) |
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Contest News
Screenplay Festival Announces 2008 Finalists
Screenplay Festival has announced their 2008 finalists in all genres:
Action/Adventure:
Casting Stones -- Brian Hartshorn
Click to my Choo -- Miyako Akina Fuqua
Espionage -- Carlo Treviso
Fort Defiance -- Brian Hill
Her Swastika Sword -- Christopher Canole
How To Kill A Dead Man -- Don Filipoff & Henry Cohn
Killed in Action -- Katrina Nicholson
Kings of Maria -- Wesley Hull
Lost Island -- Douglas William Castle
Mikado -- Walter Bauer
Mosquitoes -- Jason Kaleko
Mutant Killer -- Joseph J. Wheeler
Rage & Redemption -- Douglas Anderson
The Escape -- Kent Wong
The Harlem Story -- Danny Holst
The Last Sentinel -- Stephen M. Pace
The Russian Kiss -- Raef Eric Lawson
Tin Necklaces -- Wesley Hull
Trumpet -- Robert Macklin
Union -- Chris Moolekamp
War Of Choice -- John Brinling
Whisper Hollows -- Brannan Doyle
White House Down -- Martin Holloway
Comedy:
13 Notches -- Sandy Scherer
As You Are -- Claudia Myers
Beluga Shuffle -- jens Pil Pilegaard
Beyond Dating -- Tanya M. Wheeler
Buried on Page 8 -- Jennifer Harrison
Counting The Ways -- Ronald Ecker
Dreamweaver -- Kim Townsel & Jeff Sargeant
Frat Boys -- Raef Eric Lawson
Head Trip -- Craig Phillips
Help Your Self -- Jason Roti & Robert Silva
Lionel's Blue Period -- John Letzing
MISOCAPNIA (Oh tobacco!) -- Sylvain Doucet
Modern Meat -- Michael Kaplan
Oblivious -- Brian Lucas
Out of Practice -- Linnea Liu Dakin
Pop Goes The Weasel -- BatSheva Vaknin
Run Ran Run -- Tom Nolan
Soaked -- Joseph J. Wheeler
The Big One Eight -- Jermon Wright
The Fools' Journey -- Miyako Akina Fuqua
The PORNovski Brothers -- Rick Halpern
The Senior List -- Spiro Adam Siavelis
Til The Fat Lady Sings -- Thom Wilder
Trial and Erin -- Lawrence Shulruff
Tricks of the Trade -- Robert Dorian
Water Logged -- Jenny Copeland
Who Would've Thought -- Julie Kirk
Drama:
Bellingham -- Pablo Valiente
Checkered Past -- Michael Mihalek
Closure -- Darren Swanson
Endless Baggage -- Barbara Albers Jackson
Falling Into Place -- Lily Mercer
For Life -- Steve Weissman
Glory's Men -- Alan Bryce Grossman
Jailbait -- Bryan Carrigan
Kingbird -- Donald Thomas Adams
Moorestown High -- Derek O'Brien
Red, White and Blue -- Darrel Anderson
Say Something Funny -- Jim Nevins
Shake the Heavens -- Joseph J. Wheeler
Short Season -- Shannon Kracht
Sparrow On The Roof -- Craig Clyde
Suck -- Ursula Holloman
Surviving the Fall from Bennington Bridge -- Jeff Myers
The Joppa Flat -- Rachel S. Thomas-Medwid
The Knuckleballer -- Michael L. Murphy
The Problematic Virtue -- James Heskett
Wrocklage -- Steve Daniels
Family:
Ant-ics -- Donald Ashe
Calliope -- James T. Frazier
Chasing Midnight -- Kim Wells
Finding Patience -- Aaliyah Miller
Freezer Born: The Adventures of Carl The Ice Cream Sandwich -- Erin McLaughlin
Hope for Christmas -- Casey Jr.
Jack and Chip -- Robert Bronstein
Learning to See -- Robert Lamborn
Lisa's Angel -- Marilou Trask-Curtin
Miracles -- Sandy Scherer
Pandamonium -- Susan St. Peters
Sandy Mills -- Nathan Carliner Goldman
Screaming My Heart Out -- Janyce Lapore
Serena's Thunder -- Jean Hunter
SKILLZ -- Onnie Terrell
Space Race -- Eric Carlson
Stage Dad -- Joel Doty
Stealing First -- Joan Golden and Cynthia Drew
The Ace of Aces -- Geoffrey Breuder
The Vigil Aunties -- Andrew Bailey Fumento
Toucans of the Amazon -- Donna Lisa
True North -- Eric Carlson
Trumpet -- Robert Macklin
Weekend Dad -- Barbara Albers Jackson
White Elephant -- Susan St. Peters
Thriller/Horror:
A Son of Maine -- Ian Sax
Blood Trail -- Michael Strode
Blowback -- Jeff Travers
Burnerz -- Joseph J. Wheeler
Canaries -- Craig Cambria
Crow's End -- Colin M. Maguire
Cult Following -- Robert Dorian
Daddy's Little Girl -- Erica Sutherland
Dana's Inferno -- Andrew Bailey Fumento
Darkroom -- Alex Cope
Down Under -- Per Mühlow
Is That A Gun In Your Pocket? -- Emanuel Ruggeri
Isolation -- David Sakmyster
Lifeline -- Stacy Baker
Llanada Villa -- Chuck Whitton
Lunatic Fringe -- Bruce D'Amato
Mutant Killer -- Joseph J. Wheeler
Red Sierra -- Amrando Figueroa
Secrets of Scape Ore Swamp -- Jocelyn Rish
Southern Macabre -- Richard Stringham
The Boy Next Door -- Jayson Amoroso
The Shorting -- Arlo Devlin-Brown
The Summoning -- Mark Lukens
The Theater -- Paul J.J. Pastore
Tooth Lake -- Richard Topping
Updated: 04/21/2009
Screenplay Festival
Contact
15021 Ventura Blvd. #523
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
(424) 248-9221 (voice)
(866) 770-2994 (fax)
Web:
http://screenplayfestival.com
Email:
info@screenplayfestival.com
Contact: Rick Reynolds, Assistant Coordinator
Report Card |
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| Overall: |
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(4.4/5.0) |
| Professionalism: |
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(4.3/5.0) |
| Feedback: |
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(4.0/5.0) |
| Signficance: |
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(3.7/5.0) |
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Have you entered?
Submit a Report card
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