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The WCDAC Screenplay Competition will give exposure to writers who are part of the Carnegie Mellon family. By providing an opportunity to put their scripts in front of top-level industry leaders, the WCDAC continues its long-standing support of Carnegie Mellon students and alumni.
Next year's competition will accept 1-hour drama spec scripts and sitcom spec scripts in addition to feature length screenplays.
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UNCLE CARL by Bret Ioli of Seattle, Washington, has been announced as the winner of the Carnegie Mellon Screenwriting Competition.
The West Coast Drama Alumni Clan of Carnegie Mellon University has announced the winners of the inaugural WCDAC Screenplay Competition.
Zero interviews found. If you've finished first, second, or third in this competition, we'd like to interview you.
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