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Founded by a writer, the BlueCat Screenplay Competition’s passionate commitment to develop and discover the unknown screenwriter continues to define our work today.
We provide each writer who enters BlueCat two written analyses, ensuring each entry is reviewed by two readers, while supporting screenwriters of all levels and stages of development with the constructive feedback all writers require.
Our Winners and Finalists have been signed by major talent agencies like UTA, CAA and WME, sold their work to studios like Warner Bros., Paramount and Universal, and won major awards at the Sundance, Berlin and Tribeca Film Festivals, all after being discovered by and winning BlueCat.
| Deadline | Date | Entry Fee | Days till Deadline |
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| Opening Day (Shorts) | May 15, 2013 | $35 (shorts) | |
| Opening Day (Features) | June 15, 2013 | $55 (features) | |
| Early | September 1, 2013 | $40 (shorts) $60 (features) |
75 |
| Regular | October 15, 2013 | $50 (shorts) $65 (features) |
119 |
| Final | November 15, 2013 | $60 (shorts) $70 (features) |
150 |
Notification: Quarter-Finalists will be announced February 15th, 2014. Semi-Finalists will be announced March 15th, 2014. Finalists will be announced April 1st, 2014. Finalists will be announced April 1st, 2014.
All entries must be in English. Accepts both Short and Feature screenplays. See BlueCat website for complete rules.
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Quarterfinalists have been announced for the 2012 BlueCat Short Screenwriting Competition:
A Penny Saved is A Penny Stolen, by Leslie Jean Jones
A Spot Of Bother, by Todd Gordon & Lee Chambers
Accidents, by Paul Chironi
All I Know Is Nothing, by Matthew Barker
All That Cat, by Jessica von Schramm
Amenities Included, by Stephen C. Krystek
Amygdala, by Linda Sills
Animals, by Brian MacEvilly
Anne of the Thousand Lilies, by Charles Musser
Answers, by Edgar Martinez Schulz
Are You Thinking What I’m Thinking, by Paul Epstein
Bang, by Anne Carmack and Matthew Lawrence
Becoming Lana Liu, by Alfonso Orsini and David J. Schroeder
Between Shifts, by Jaime Saginor
Breakfast at Gerardo’s, by Kim Nunley
Burn, by Finley Mulligan
Burn the Day, by Francis Pilchesky
Checkpoint, by Sarah Magill
Christmas Shoes, by Eric Mithen
Chub, by Alessandra Gherardi
Crank, by Matthew Himlin
Crossfire, by Jason Miller
Dacryphilia, by Amanda Mihalakopoulos
Dead Rabbit, by Ana Brown
Deviled Eggs, by Cody Rea
Die For Love, by Giorgina Medori
Dolores, by Vicki Speegle
Edwin and Maudey, by Nancy Froeschle
Everything You Say I Am, I’m Not, by Harold Chapman
Glard, by April Rouveyrol
Glare, by April Rouveyrol
Graciana Smallhopes, by Michael Yagnow
Growing Pains, by Ginia Desmond
Hlf pSt nInE, by Douglas Stark
Hypocholorite, by Bryce Wolfgang Joiner
I’m David, by Gloria (Day) Hickerson
In The Silence, by Kristi L. Simkins
Ingrid Astrid, by Mike Comstock
Itch, by Heather Wallace-Brown
Jackie, by Dr. Awesome & Ms. Fantastic
Last Train, by Paul Schofield
Listen, by Philip Hoang
Little Princesses, by Anna Heinamaa
Maid of Horror, by Caitlin Koller and Lachlan Smith
Mann’s World, by Dipak Chowdhury
Meet Cupid, by William Tepper
Monsters, by Luke Kondor
Mr and Mrs Mash, by Nina Mitrovic
My Kingdom, by Jennifer Hahn
Neighbors, by Billy Ray Fong
No Price Too High, by Shale Nelson
Notes, by Josef Ber
Olo, by Greg Donahue
Oscar’s Ashes, by Luke Gomez
Pale Blue Eyes, by Chris Connolly
Party Monsters, by Scott Luper
Playing All The Notes, by Kelly Schulz Greene
Playing Away, by Steve Langridge
Polly and the Cracker, by Laura Ries
Postcards From Nowhere, by Ben Cluse
Pun’kin, by Tracee Beebe
Radish Hearts, by Ray Shea
Robert, by Willy Rowe
Snowflakes, by Sandy Garfunkel
Sunrise on a Cloudy Morning, by Victoria Ellis Nye
Sweet, by Paige Baldwin and Julie Kirtz Garrett
The Bridge on the River Styx, by John Ashbrook
The Chocolate Kandinsky, by Suzanne Griffin
The Devil Wears a Hat, by Ronald L. Ecker
The Doorway, by Bragi Schut
The Dungeon, by A.P. Quach
The Economy Sucks, by J.E. Clarke
The Flight, by Chris Jenkins
The Island, by rian MacEvilly
The Ladder, by Faisal A. Qureshi
The Magician’s Son, by Chris Moore
The Project, by J L Swift
The Sacred Heart, by Andrew Serban
The Seat, by Christopher Dingli
The Three of Us, by Andrew Viner
The Way Back, by Robert Hill
This Modern Man is Beat, by David J Schroeder
To Late for Candies, by Adina Sadeanu
Trumpet, by Ben Cleary
Two Guys, A Girl and A Parking Space, by Chris Mueller
Waking Billy, by David Widdicombe
Wort Irkington’s Hate Books, by Annaliese Ciel Walker
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