Script Pipeline Screenwriting and TV Writing Competition
Script Pipeline Screenplay/TV
Contact
2633 Lincoln Blvd. #701
Santa Monica, CA 90405
(323) 424-4243 (voice)
Web:
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Email:
entry@scriptpipeline.com
Contact: Matt Misetich, Contest Coordinator
MovieBytes Interview: Chadwick Clough
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Objective
The 23rd Annual Script Pipeline Screenwriting Competition connects talented writers with production companies and managers.
As one of the longest-running and most successful screenplay contests, we focus specifically on finding writers representation, supporting diverse voices, championing ambitious storytelling, and pushing original projects closer to production.
The company’s unique process—consisting of long-term, 1-on-1 development, extensive promotion, mentorship, and circulation of material—gives our selected writers proper guidance to advance their careers.
Eligibility
International competition. Open to anyone 18 and older.Rules
Please see website.Awards
Script Pipeline selects five finalists and, from that group, one winner to receive:- $20,000 to winner; $1,000 to each finalist
- Introductions to managers, producers, agents, directors, and other execs searching for screenplays
- Development assistance and mentoring from Script Pipeline's team
- Additional script reviews and consideration of other material
- Long-term script circulation to industry and continual guidance connecting with companies
- Invitations to private events and Symposium panels hosted by Pipeline
Script Pipeline Screenplay/TV
Contact
2633 Lincoln Blvd. #701
Santa Monica, CA 90405
(323) 424-4243 (voice)
Web:
Click here
Email:
entry@scriptpipeline.com
Contact: Matt Misetich, Contest Coordinator
MovieBytes Interview: Chadwick Clough
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(3.8/5.0) |
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(3.3/5.0) |
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(3.6/5.0) |
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Script Pipeline Screenwriting and TV Writing Competition
Contact
2633 Lincoln Blvd. #701
Santa Monica, CA 90405
(323) 424-4243 (voice)
Web:
Click here
Email:
entry@scriptpipeline.com
Contact: Matt Misetich, Contest Coordinator
MovieBytes Interview: Chadwick Clough
Report Card |
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(3.8/5.0) |
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| Feedback: |
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(3.3/5.0) |
| Signficance: |
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(3.6/5.0) |
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Contest News
Script P.I.M.P. Announces Grand Prize Winners
THE FOUR GRAND PRIZE WINNERS OF THE 2004 Script P.I.M.P. Screenwriting Competition are:
Daughters of the Groom by Catherine Modesitt
Logline: When five dysfunctional sisters learn that their serial monogamist
father is getting married for the fifth time, they declare war on the
gold-digging bride-to-be.
Hero of the Day by Andrew Cannistra
Logline: Fidel, a sidekick by trade, embarks on an epic journey to resurrect
a real hero, find his princess, oh yeah, and save the world from the evil
evildoers.
Jane by Geetika Lizardi
Logline: Idealistic, young Jane Austen is forced to choose between a
loveless marriage and a life of poverty, but instead she courageously forges
a new path for herself -- as a novelist.
Miss Havana by Kathleen Monahan and Duba Leibell
Logline: Running from a loan shark, pretty boy Juan Ramon disguises himself
as a gorgeous woman and slips away. Desperate for money, he enters the local
"Miss Havana" Beauty Pageant. and, much to his surprise, ends up going all
the way to "Miss Florida Sunshine!"
OTHER 16 FINALISTS:
Afterlight by Paul May
Borrowed Time by Pete Schnell
Colter's Hell by Robin Russin
Dark House by Kerry Dye
Dead Man's Hand by James Vejvoda
The Domain by Michael Raymond
Duty's Call by Paul Bruno and Cathy E. Bruno
Exposures of War by Kevin Caruso
The Eyes of Mara by Joseph Calabrese
InLove, Indifferent, Insane by Christian Heinze
The Michaels by Mandie Green
The Mystic by Darryl Deangelo
Oh Brother! by Cathleen A. McCarthy
Sticks and Stones by Kathryn Sheard
Stronghold by Richard Elvers
Whiskey Bay by Jay Olivier and Bill Brauer
Updated: 07/27/2004
Script Pipeline Screenwriting and TV Writing Competition
Contact
2633 Lincoln Blvd. #701
Santa Monica, CA 90405
(323) 424-4243 (voice)
Web:
Click here
Email:
entry@scriptpipeline.com
Contact: Matt Misetich, Contest Coordinator
MovieBytes Interview: Chadwick Clough
Report Card |
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| Overall: |
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(3.8/5.0) |
| Professionalism: |
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(3.4/5.0) |
| Feedback: |
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(3.3/5.0) |
| Signficance: |
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(3.6/5.0) |
| Report Cards: |
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Have you entered?
Submit a Report card
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