Web: Click here
Email: Click here
Contact:
Report Card |
||
| Overall: |
|
(4.0/5.0) |
| Professionalism: |
|
(5.0/5.0) |
| Feedback: |
|
(3.5/5.0) |
| Signficance: |
|
(2.5/5.0) |
| Report Cards: |
|
|
|
Have you entered this contest?
Please submit a Report card.
|
||
The Pulsar Sci-Fi Screenplay Contest is an international screenplay contest dedicated exclusively to Sci-Fi.
Our promises to each entrant:
Your screenplay will be read by someone who loves Sci-Fi. With other contests, Sci-Fi scripts are often viewed in a lesser light than traditional material such as drama. At Pulsar, we love Sci-Fi!
WinningScripts Pro $5 Off Coupon
Notification: Cycle one (April-May) Cycle two (Oct-Nov)
Accepted screenplay format
All scripts must be in English and no more than 120 pages. A maximum script length of 110 pages is recommended. All scripts must be in PDF format and conform to the industry standard for spec screenplays.
Please include a title page (screenplay title, author name(s) and contact email address(s)) with your submission.
Eligibility
Professional screenwriters are ineligible.Screenplays based on an existing book/play/film or other existing material are only eligible if they are the entrant's original work and the entrant maintains copyright. The only exception to this rule relates to the Existing Series Sci-Fi TV Teleplay contest category in which case established characters, technology etc from the series can be used in your script entry.
Screenplays based on historical events are eligible provided the information is in the public domain and the entrant does not violate copyrighted material or another author's work.
Optioned work is not eligible.
A cash prize of $1000 will be awarded for the best Sci-Fi movie screenplay, $250 for the best original Sci-Fi TV pilot and $250 for the best existing series Sci-Fi TV show teleplay.
Writers who have queued this contest have also queued:
This page is restricted to registered members only.
First-time user? Register now to receive FREE email contest updates, news, results, deadline reminders and more. Rest assured, information submitted here is held in strict confidence. MovieBytes never sells or in any way distributes email names or addresses. We promise!
Forget your password? Never got one? You can have one emailed to you immediately by clicking here.
The Pulsar Sci-Fi Screenplay Contest has announced their screenplay and teleplay competition quarterfinalists:
Original Screenplay
Julie Merrick, A Ferral's Dream
Kenneth Kern, A Knight of the Raptor
Russ Meyer, A Little Favor
Laurence Sweeney, Adam and Eveolution
Todd Robert, After the Fall
Dennis Coleman, Alathea
Kari Ciardi, Alien Underground
Charles Alan, Yurek Alpha-Tara Encounters: Dates From Space
Michael Leider, An E-mail from the Future
Jonathan Ammon, Anti-grav
Jerry L. Jennings, Aristotle 41
Dave Pearce, Audacity
Marc Calderwood, Castaway Dog
Brent Hartinger, Cloudkill
Jesse Griffith, Cockpit
Jonathan Ammon, Constellation: A Story in the Stars
Luke Pimentel, Crater
Michael Casey, Earth Aliens
Dan Goforth, Farstone
Lyse Beck, Game of the Gods
Chris Briesemeister, Invasive Species
Richard Cuellar, Lechuza
Michael Cahill, Legend Trippers
Dennis Coleman, Metalheart
Dan O'Sullivan, Momentum
Doug Griffin, Moon Base Three
Donovan Davis, Nano
Joseph Weber, New Avalon
Robert DeLay, Polar Wander
Michael Gibrall, Positive Variance
Thomas Daniell, Program 51
Donna McCoy, Simmion
Eric Obame, Soulboy
Craig Berger, Team Echo
Vivien Richards, The Anunnaki: Those Who Came from Heaven to Earth
Lee Weller, The Arc
Thor Leach, The Leonis Relic
John Hacherian, The Moon Wars
Kevin Fox, The Nexis
Robert DeLay, The Ozone Machine
Winston Huff, The Reflection
Brendan O'Reilly, The Sister Planet
Dennis Coleman, Upworld
John O'Riley, Utopia
J. Charles Zeller, Vortex
Evan Johnson, Warpers
Luke Shipman, Wolfhunter
Teleplay: Original Pilot
Jacob Deane, Battle for Argon
Marc Ramone, Dreadnought
Loren Sterman, GodsStorm Episode 1 Rumblings
Craig Berger, Jen-16
Michael Wu, Lightspeed
Maurice Riggs, No Escape
Alexander Collins, Orbital
Doug Ellson, Pete 2.0
Mark Foster, Photograph
Brian Hunter, Project Aurora
Edward Case, Sara Lazarus
Katie Torres, Supernova
Noah Edwards, The Capsule
Craig Berger, The Colony
Travis Opgenorth, The Harbinger
Julien Deladriere, The Horizon
Carl Edwards, The Network
Robin Jensen, The Onset
Karin Jackson, The Virtual Girl
Teleplay: Existing Series
Alan Hodgson, Battlestar Galactica
Patrick Farley, Caprica
Trevor England, Doctor Who
Brook Chance, Dollhouse
Mike Rankin, Eureka
Lisa Wexler, Fringe
Ian Kudroff, Sanctuary
Vince Skinner, Star Trek: Enterprise
Earl Towne, Star Trek: The Next Generation
Zero interviews found. If you've finished first, second, or third in this competition, we'd like to interview you.