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WriteMovies 2023 Screenwriting Contest

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Objective

Since 1999, WriteMovies’ screenwriting contests guarantee to develop our winners’ projects at our own expense and pitch them to producers with the power to make them happen. Our contests are designed to show you exactly how well your script currently competes in the market, and a clear ladder to success. Our results – with up to 50+ Quarter-Finalists, 25+ Semi-Finalists, 7+ Honorable Mentions and 5 winners – show you where your project currently sits in comparison to others, and our studio-quality tiers of script mentoring and script consultancy show you its potential and how to remove the obstacles to that success without compromising on the things that matter most to you about your script. Because we’re serious about selling our winners’ scripts, and we can prove we have the contacts and meetings to put them in front of decision makers at the heart of the international entertainment industry, our contests are designed to give all writers a clear sense of where their script currently stands in the market – and the clear answers you need about all that your project could achieve and how to fulfil it. Show More

Deadline/Entry Fees

Expired. Previous Deadline: 11/26/2023

Notification: Overall Winner - December 22nd

Rules

Please see website.

Awards

Grand Prize Winner: $3500

Top five scripts each receive:

  • A year of free script development worth up to $3200
  • Guaranteed pitching to industry
  • Exclusive listing on InkTip for the top 4 winners - visibility to proven producers who are looking for scripts

WriteMovies

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264 S. La Cienega Boulevard
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Web:
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Contact: John Sullivan, Competitions & Consulting Facilitator

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Professionalism: 4 stars4 stars4 stars4 stars (4.1/5.0)
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Signficance: 2.5 stars2.5 stars2.5 stars (2.6/5.0)
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WriteMovies Screenwriting Competition

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264 S. La Cienega Boulevard
Suite 1132
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
(206) 203-1256 (fax)

Web:
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Email:
info@writemovies.com

Contact: John Sullivan, Competitions & Consulting Facilitator

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Professionalism: 4 stars4 stars4 stars4 stars (4.1/5.0)
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Signficance: 2.5 stars2.5 stars2.5 stars (2.6/5.0)
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Contest News

WriteMovies.com Announces Contest Winner

WriteMovies.com has announce Anne Kruse as the winner of the WriteMovies.com Screenwriting Contest #13 for her comedy, Solid Waste:

1st Place: Kruse, Anne - SOLID WASTE

2nd Place : Horn, Michael - ONE MILLION MONSTERS

3rd Place: Spark, Lea - EGO ET HOMO

Best Short Story : Holgerson, Larry - COWBOY DOWN

Best TV Project: Vitolo, Steven - TWO AND HALF MEN: THE RACQUETEERS TO THE RESCUE

Honorable Mention:

Feld, Alain - LES CHAUSSETTES MAGIQUES;

Mansevani, Celestin - HORS-LA-LOI AUX ABOIS;

Appell, Elizabeth - THE SENTRY

About the winner:

Trashman Dewey Binder’s steadfast pursuit of his real family has come to an unsuccessful end. But, it’s just the beginning when he must pull off a dumpster to debonair masquerade to stop the eco-vigilante Greens from buying his company. His unquenched need for a family drives him in the wrong direction away from the parents who raised him, his fellow trash comrades and into the dysfunctions of the Greens, a “real” family whose blurred boundaries and sexual missteps prove to be better thrown away than recycled. Unfortunately, he finds himself in love with Shelly Green and must salvage a second chance once his real identity is exposed. When it counts, Dewey summons his inner-trashman and the support of those who have always loved him and attempts to drive his big beautiful trash truck straight to his destiny.

SOLID WASTE a comedy set in the world of trash, and takes a comedic look at what it means to “go green”, self-sustaining energy and the ever-growing world of eco-friendly efforts to bring about environmental change. Why will some of us only “go” kicking and screaming? Who knows, this story might just move people from “YUK” to “WOW” when they think about trash and all the opportunities it brings. It also addresses the concept that "family" is what you make of it and should be cherished not thrown away.



And a bit about Anne Kruse:

This second generation native Southern Californian aspires to bring her comedic voice to the screen. The leap was taken and she has been attempting to break in the biz full-time subsequent to a seventeen year stint as a career counselor. Living the paradox of being a career counselor and not knowing what she wanted to be when she grew up changed once screenwriting became her passion, and there’s no looking back. Helping others find what their passion is and making plans to pursue it provided Anne with a clear understanding of character development, motivation, inspiration, conflict and most of all perseverance. She graduated from the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television’s screenwriting program in 03’ and has her M.S. in counseling from CSU, Long Beach. She looks forward to the day when she tells her accountant that screenwriting is no longer just a hobby, but rather the biggest dream this girl could dream and it has been ACHIEVED.

Updated: 05/10/2007

WriteMovies Screenwriting Competition

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264 S. La Cienega Boulevard
Suite 1132
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
(206) 203-1256 (fax)

Web:
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Email:
info@writemovies.com

Contact: John Sullivan, Competitions & Consulting Facilitator

Report Card

Overall: 3 stars3 stars3 stars (3.0/5.0)
Professionalism: 4 stars4 stars4 stars4 stars (4.1/5.0)
Feedback: 4 stars4 stars4 stars4 stars (4.0/5.0)
Signficance: 2.5 stars2.5 stars2.5 stars (2.6/5.0)
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