ASA Announces Quarterfinalists
The American Screenwriters Association has announced the Quarterfinalists for their 10th Annual Screenwriting Competition. 117 Quarterfinalists were selected from the 1,700 screenplays submitted.
(Scripts are listed in alphabetical order by writer)
Salih Abdul-Qawi, Beat a Bully
Don Adams, Kingbird and Franklin
Eduardo Aguilar, The Extreme Factor
Rafael Aguilo Concha Ventura-Crespo, Black Stork
Michael Amato, Living In Limbo
Helen Bang, Hunt Royal
Deborah Baxtrom, Monstrous Passions: The Life of Mary Shelley
Ronald Becker, Ghost Dance Park
Trenton Beckett, Pinkerton
Gered Beeby, The Bottle Imp
Joshua Bermont , Wingblade
John Besmer , Coulda Been A Book
Jack Blumberg, McBeggar's
Steven Brooks, Apparition
Katherine Carter, Mind-Blowing State of Love Nation
Kyle Colavitti, When October Goes
Jason Coleman, Willing
Dawn Coleman, Bow Tie: An American Dream
Laurene Cripe D. Orlan Thomas, The Reckoning: The Joe Harvey Story
Carlos Cuevas, Southbound
Tony D'Aquino, The Loved One
Julia Dion Rasmus Johansen, Bride of Bridezilla
Matthew Dixon Richard Spencer, Longrider
Dennis Douda Joe Berglove, Knockers
Michael Eisner, Isaac Cole
Daniel Elliott, When God Sleeps
Elissa Elliott, Monsters in the House
June Escalante, A Suspicious Death
Chris Evans, 11:11
Max Ferris, Love Addict
Don Filipoff Henry Cohn, How to Kill a Dead Man
Stephen Friedman, Spy vs. Nerd
Paul Vincent Fusco, Night Terrors
Shanna Galovic, Impressions
Steven Gilbert, Shadow Mountain
Scott Gleine, Calvin and Claudius
Alex Goldberg, Wednesday Night Man
Rhonda Grimm, Those Who Wait
Marzena Grzegorczyk, Sex Life of Savages
Debra Hardy, The Sweet Competition
Becky Head, Mothers, Love and Life
David Hodel, Centerfold Bride
Richard Hohenrath, Your Planet or Mine?
Beth Hoover Gary Hoover, The Target
Beth Hoover Gary Hoover , The Real Thing
Joshua Hoover, Fugue
Danny Howell, Visions
Mary Huckstep, To Catch A Keeper
Kathryn Hulings, The Forest for the Trees
Benjamin Jones, Hatful Of Joy
Tina Juarez, The Banner
Eunice Kim, The Surgeon
Susan Kraker Pi Ware, Wait for the Laugh
Justin Kulik, What Sid Did
Nicholas Lam, Penthouse 6
Nicholas Lam, Drama
Mary LaMont, The Riverbird
Angela Laurio, Fallen Sparrow
Steven Letendre, Lonely Planets
Lynda Levy, The Four Orbs
Daric Loo, Love Chemistry
Adrienne Lusby Emiliana Dore, Atonement
Alonso Mayo, The Story of Luke
Gary Mazza, Infrangible
Chris McCann, American Dream
Michael Medeiros, Young Van Helsing
Leonard Miller, Silent Thunder: America's First Black Grand Prix Team
Nathaniel Missildine, Someplace Else to Be
Kathryn Mockler, Piss Tank
Johnny H. Moore Jr., Mason's War
Diane Namm, Pranksters
Diane Namm, Full Blue
Miceal O'Donnell, The Christmas Heir
Wendy Okoi-Obuli, This Thing Called Love
Anthony Orkin, Catching Bubbles
Dana Osmundson, Mary of Scotland
Michael Penhallow, The Argentine
Pete Peterson, Ghostwriter
Chris Philpott, Urban Explorers
Robert Pokrywka, Get Real
Robert Polevoi, Practical Alchemy
Mark Pomes, The Cold Hard Sell
Alison Pritchard, Girlfriends
Corey Resnick, The Fractured
Bob Reynolds, Gated
Donna Rothstein, Kheng Kheng Crocodile
Todd Roy, Kwoon
Claire Ruane Dorothy A. Hogg, Raven's Heir
Montae Russell, I Was a Teenage Art Thief
Betty Ryan Carinn Mammen, Imagiro
Jeffrey Ryback, The Red Dragon Cometh
David Salley, K & R: (Kidnap & Ransom)
Catherine Schreiber Joshua Grenrock, Desperate Writers
Gregory Schwartz, Visions
Michael Scotto, Fat Tuesday
Mike Sherer, King of the Earth
Steven Siceloff, Inviting Disaster
William Sikorski, Blood of the Chosen (Legend of Lung- Yin-Chi)
Andy Silverman, Santa and Sons
Ian B Solomon, The Shooter
James Stansberry, The Second
Alexandra Steele, Pt. White
Jessica Stone, Earth Heart
Michael Strode, Suffer The Children
Nir Studnicki, Day of Revelation
Andrew Thompson, Auntie Claus
Ashley Tull, Billy Liar: Agent for Hire
Joyce Tyler, The Designated Somebody
Julie Umbreit, The Youngest Convict
Gustavo Ventocilla, Erase
Simon Wakelin, Manifesto
D.C. Walker, Lost Tomorrow
Adam Walsh Evan Schoonmaker Eric Finkelman, Malek
Guy Warren, Maltese Murder Mystery
Michael Wentz, Fatal Exam
Dawson Williams, The Oxford
Don Zolidis, Gifted
Updated: 03/17/2007
Additional Contest Info:
ScriptLinks
Post Your Script Here!Xanadu Shores: Proof of Concept (PoC)
Genre: Action, Adventure, Thriller.
AT THE MERCY OF FAITH
A former preacher, haunted by the tragic rape/murder of his twin sister, spirals into darkness as supernatural forces, both angelic and demonic, wage war for his soul.
The Coyote
When a Native American scholar and a graduate student unearth a mysterious tomb, they find it contains a Navajo god and soon find themselves embroiled in a cosmic battle between good and evil with the fate of humanity at stake.
The Umpire Has No Balls
A fiery young woman who has baseball running through her blood and can call the game better than anyone starts her journey through the umpire ranks to achieve her one goal in life – becoming a major league baseball umpire.
All That Glitters (excerpt) From The Novel: Xanadu Shores
The Xanadu Team in their second outing become pawns in a complicated gem heist, involving a beautiful Russian woman and her nefarious employer after a boat of stolen jewelry explodes.
Screenplay Adaptation (excerpt) From The Novel: Xanadu Shores
Two ex-pilots become embroiled in a kidnapping and gold heist, after an employer's scheme escalates from theft to kidnapping.
PITTSBURGH PHIL
Biopic of Harry Strauss, a.k.a.
IT'S A POPCORN WORLD
An inventor strives to pop the world like popcorn, to save his home from being stolen by government eminent domain, if his dance-clubbing hunchback lawyer can keep him out of jail.
Marilyn
The ghost of a young woman falls in love with the man living in her old apartment and must try to protect him from his murderous, adulterous wife.
The Storm
A small-town sheriff dealing with personal problems investigates the murder and kidnapping of several girls where there’s no lack of suspects.
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