ISA/Emerging Screenwriters Name Genre Competition Winners
Star Sisters by Aloura Charles has been named the Grand Prize Winner of Emerging Screenwriters Genre Screenplay Competition, sponsored by the International Screenwriters Association.
Grand Prize Winner
Star Sisters by Aloura Charles
Genre Winners
Action/Adventure
Sergeant Freeman by Gloria J Browne-Marshall
Comedy
Welcome Back by Andrew Wood
Drama
Fair Game by Kev Quaid
Family/Holiday/Young Adult
Renaissance Woman by Natalie Malizia
Historical/Biographical
3 Faces Of Hunger & Thirst by HF Crum
Horror/Thriller
The Outpost by Tonia Kempler
Mystery/Crime
Star Sisters by Aloura Charles
Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Salva by Aaron Garcia
Updated: 06/11/2022
Additional Contest Info: Emerging Screenwriters Screenplay Competition
ScriptLinks
Post Your Script Here!Triggered
After a failed assassination attempt on a populist politician, two mismatched London detectives uncover a conspiracy using augmented-reality glasses to manipulate ordinary people into violence, pushing an already divided Britain toward civil collapse.
Fish Fetish
What happens when you mix compulsion with alcohol? A horrific, fast paced story of abuse and revenge inspired by "Tales From The Crypt"
Eternal Blessings
After suffering a head injury that leaves her suspended in an altered state, a woman with a troubled past time travels back to 1980 to warn her younger self of the dangers ahead.
Lucy vs. The HOA
After uncovering a million-dollar fraud in her neighborhood HOA, a precocious 11-year-old enlists her Private Detective father to help finish the investigation her deceased mother started years ago.
Wounds of Love and Conspiracy
After an accident cripples his civil rights activist wife, a guilt-ridden young man becomes obsessed with earning her love by helping change America—until his fixation on JFK and civil rights draws him into a delusional quest to stop the President’s assassination.
Virgin, Warrior, Priest, Hero
Across three decades, one actress embodies Lucy as virgin, warrior, and priest—a woman who repeatedly transforms suffering into identity, reinventing herself to survive a world that misreads and confines her, until she finally achieves redemption by saving someone other than herself.
Keep The Doctor Away
When an anonymous graffiti artist smokes weed from an apple and has a premonition of a wildfire that will destroy Los Angeles and leave her dead on her golden birthday, she must become famous enough for the city to take her seriously—before she turns 22.
Rebecca Saves the Human Web
In a fractured future where aggression and hate spread like viruses, seventeen-year-old Rebecca, afraid of the violence inside her, reaches across time to the gentle grandmother she never knew - and discovers that their bond is humanity's last defense against an emotional apocalypse.
Lab Rats
An anonymous organization uses an ***AI Bot*** to moderate a Focus Group on the topic of ***Fake***.
She Curses Like a Sailor
A thought-provoking view of women and cursing is entertained at this art opening in New York.
