American Screenwriting Competition Announces Semifinalists
Flat Shoe Entertainment and Hollywood Scriptwriter Magazine 2008 semifinalists for The American Screenwriting Competition, representing the top 2% of all entries. Finalists will be announced in March.
600 SECONDS written by Alfredo Botello
A TASK OF DRACULIAN PROPORTIONS: THE QUEST FOR KERMIT THE VAMPIRE written by Dave Vaughan
ARION written by Philip Hall
BILLION $ HAMLET written by Jim Starr
BLACK DAMP written by Carla Robinson
BLUR written by Kaine Alozie
BOGLAND written by Jamie Crichton
CHASING GREEBLIES written by Robyn Jackson
CUPID written by Mark Whipple
DEATH'S HORIZON written by Corey Evans
DON'T CRY written by Paul Leyden
FORTUNATE COOKIE written by Matt Owens
GENOME written by Andrew Glasgow
GODLESS. written by Gary Graham
GUCCI, PUCCI, SUSAN LUCCI written by Harold Katkov
I'M WITH GENIUS written by Ryan Peek
KWAGALA written by Christopher Schroeder
LUNATIC written by Nicholas Johnson
MAN OF SORROWS written by Carolina Pla & Conrad Pla
MATING GAMES written by Annie Postman
MAZE written by Jocelyn Rose
MOTHER LODE written by Mark Beech & Linda Gray
MY BROTHER, THE TERRORIST written by Dana Wax
PALERMO written by Jon Guerra
PAPER BOX written by Rick Jenson
PORTRAIT OF A SUBURB BUNNY written by Mary Macdonald Rival
RETAIL IS DETAIL written by Eamon Wren
ROBOTICIDE written by Miller Duvall
SANCTUARY written by Risa Williams & Derek Owen
SEVEN THOUSAND ISLANDS written by Gary White
SHERLOCK & JACK written by Jeff Wolverton
THE BIG CHARLIE FOXTROT written by Jon Zelazny
THE BIG THING written by Brett Boham
THE BIKE written by Justin O'Connor
THE GIFT written by Len Lippman & Ali Lippman
THE RISE OF MR. PONZI written by Greg Santos
THE SIX-WEEK TOTAL LIFE MAKEOVER written by Shawna Admire
THE TREES OF BIG SUR written by Peter Meech
TIES THAT BIND written by Jessica Clothier
UNDERDOGS written by John Miles
UNITY written by Eugene Langlais III & Paul R. Langlais
WEEKEND WARRIORS written by Adam Mock
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS written by Arthur M Rucke
WHISPER HOLLOWS written by R. Brannan Doyle
YOUR FACE HERE written by Elizabeth Moss
Updated: 02/13/2009
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Post Your Script Here!Gray and Lover The Hearth Tales Incident
When a revenge-driven summoning unleashes a demon on Seattle, legendary hunters Gray and Lover must stop a supernatural escalation before the world goes up in flames.
Xanadu Shores - Proof of Concept
Four friends become enmeshed in a gold heist turned kidnapping chased by a capricious Federal agent and his comely accomplice by land, air and sea, culminating explosively on Xanadu Shores.
Xanadu Shores: Proof of Concept (PoC) Eight Central Characters.
Proof of Concept Logline, introduces the eight central characters in an intense office situation before the the action unfolds later that day when four friends become enmeshed in a heist, kidnapping and escape plot, chased by a capricious Fed and his comely accomplice by land, air and sea, culminating explosively on Xanadu Shores - The Trilogy.
Xanadu Shores III - Rescuing Atlas
“Rescuing Atlas” the trilogy’s peak begins when an astrophysicist - megalomaniac and boat racing enthusiast, operating from his island, becomes hell-bent on blackmailing the world.
Xanadu Shores: SEAN LANDERS Intro 10 Pages.
A pilot returns home anticipating matrimony soon learning his fiance has cleaned out their wedding account and moved to Las Vegas.
Xanadu Shores II: All That Glitters
Four friends known as the "Xanadu Team get duped by a nefarious jeweler in a casino robbery which leads them to an international conspiracy disguised as an art heist.
Xanadu Shores -
Four friends become enmeshed in a gold heist turned kidnapping chased by a capricious Federal agent and his comely accomplice by land, air and sea, culminating explosively on Xanadu Shores-"The Pilot".
The Last Salvation – Script-BASED FILM BUDGET
Genre: Apocalyptic Spiritual Sci-Fi Target Budget: $4,700,000 Shoot: 25 Days / 38 Locations / 120 Script Pages VFX Shots: ~210
I Am a Witness – Script-BASED FILM BUDGET
VFX Shots: ~200 Genre: Spiritual Sci-Fi / Supernatural Drama Estimated Runtime: 110 min Budget Level: Independent Mid-Range Shoot: 25 Days / 30 Locations / 110 Script Pages
Amir's America
Pilot logline: Desperate to hold his family together, an Iranian dad starts midweek dinners with his American wife and teens—only to have night one crash into chaos when surprise relatives show up uninvited and unfiltered in their small California town.
