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 2023 Script Pipeline Screenwriting and TV Writing Competitions head into their 21st and 16th seasons, continuing the search for up-and-coming talent and connecting them with top producers, agencies, 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 into production.
Over $8 million in screenplays and pilots have been sold by Script Pipeline writers, with numerous scripts produced since 1999, including studio releases Stuber and Snow White and the Huntsman. Most recently, Legendary bought Pipeline finalist Bring Me Back by Crosby Selander for seven figures, and winners Erin Muroski (TV Writing) and Daniel Jackson (Screenwriting) signed with reps at Bellevue, with Daniel's Cauliflower landing the #1 spot on the Black List. Show More
Deadline/Entry Fees
Deadline | Date Days till: |
Entry Fee |
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Pre-Registration | September 15, 2023 | $25 |
Special Entry | December 28, 2023 | $40 |
Early | March 31, 2024 3 |
$50 |
Regular | May 1, 2024 34 |
$60 |
Late | May 15, 2024 48 |
$65 |
Extended | May 31, 2024 64 |
$70 |
Rules
Please see website.Awards
There are four rounds of selections: Quarterfinalists, Semifinalists, Finalists, and from the top 5 Finalists, one Grand Prize Winner.
Monetary Awards
Grand Prize Winner - $20,000
Finalists (remaining 4) - $1,000 each
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
Report Card |
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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) |
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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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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) |
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MovieBytes Interview:
Screenwriter Deborah Baxtrom
An interview with screenwriter Deborah Baxtrom regarding the Script P.I.M.P. Writing Competition.
Q: What's the title of the script you entered in this contest, and what's it about?A: Monstrous Passions is a dark and quirky bio on the life of Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein.
Q: What made you enter this particular contest? Have you entered any other contests with this script? If so, how did you do?A: I entered Script Pimp because it's a highly influencial screenwriting contest. They have excellent industry contacts and they work hard to promote the winner's and finalist's scripts.
I also entered Monstrous Passions in Scriptapalooza (and won) and in the Nicoll Fellowships (it is currently a semi-finalist).
A: Yes, Chad and everyone at Script Pimp are wonderful. They're professional, helpful, and they really care about the success of the writers. I received all the awards promised and more!
Q: Were you given any feedback on your script? If so, did you find the feedback helpful?A: I was given professional feedback and I found that it was accurate and very helpful.
Q: Has your success in this contest helped you market your script? Were you contacted by any agents, managers or producers?A: Yes, winning Script Pimp has helped me to market the script. I now have a literary manager who has sent my screenplay to six well known producers and I have a meeting next week with the head of a top production company.
Q: What's your background? Have you written any other screenplays or television scripts?A: I'm originally from Wisconsin but have lived in NYC, London, and currently Los Angeles. I've worked as a story analyst and freelance writer and have written and directed two award-winning short films. I've also written several feature-length screenplays. One, titled Imps, has also won contests.
Q: Do you live in Los Angeles? If not, do you have any plans to move there?A: Yes, I live in Studio City in LA.
Q: What's next? Are you working on a new script?A: I'm currently working on a romantic/action comedy.
Posted Wednesday, September 12, 2007
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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