Wiki Screenplay Names October Contest Winners
Jordan Ancel's The Mob Kid has been named the winner of the October, 2023 Wiki Screenplay Competition. The Best TV and Best Short Script winners have also been announced.
Best Screenplay
Jordan Ancel
"The Mob Kid"
An entertaining feel-good story about a mobster and his son...who switch bodies and learn the value of acceptance.
Best TV Script
Bill Albert
"In the Shadows of November"
On November 9th, 25 nuclear bombs went off across the U.S. There were supposed to be 26, but one person hid the last one. She just can't remember where.
Best Short Script
Ozzie Logozzo
"Ava"
A woman's aspirations are thwarted by circumstances of great joy and unfathomable sorrow. Her hardships pose formidable threats to her faith, resiliency, and self-control.
Updated: 11/15/2023
Additional Contest Info: Wiki: The World's FASTEST Screenplay Contest
ScriptLinks
Post Your Script Here!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.
Lady Diogenes of the Shadow
Three retired ladies candidly discuss their bizarre neighbor over morning coffee.
Perfect Beau
A Brainiac Plain Jane clones her ideal boyfriend out of her gorgeous girlfriends' boyfriends' DNA for her university's senior class science project.
Cold Pepper
A law-abiding, church-going court stenographer becomes a one-woman vigilante 'offing' violent domestic abusers (and other pathetic souls) after their third offense.
Psychotic USA
A dramedy. A razor-sharp satiric view of the laughable state of modern psychiatric treatment as seen through the lens of four patients in an asylum.
Psycho-Hearts
A world-class heart transplant surgeon is an absolute magician at finding compatible hearts for wealthy clients.
Nina and Flossie
Three European sisters, in their 70's, scheme to dump a dead body that the eldest shot in the middle of the night as a result of a break-in.
LA Nights
It is 1973, and Quick operates an upscale after-hours establishment in West Los Angeles alongside his socialite son, Dizzy.
Second Opinion
When a renowned child-abuse pediatrician’s family member is accused in an infant’s death, he’s confronted with the possibility that his certainty may have helped put innocent people in prison.
