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MISSION: To provide industry exposure and support to feature screenwriters who are looking to have their stories told.
FEEDBACK: We believe that writers need feedback to improve, which is why every single entry receives FREE FEEDBACK
PROMISE: We promise to give all scripts two rounds of scores and there will be a total of six rounds of scores to ensure fairness and transparency.
JUDGING: Our judges are all industry-experienced gatekeepers. The final round of judging will be completed by the best readers, guest jurors, and at least one industry member. Judging will be based on all aspects that make stories great. Budget and marketability will not be considered for this contest. Show More
| Deadline | Date | Entry Fee | Days till Deadline |
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| Early | October 15, 2019 | $59 | 1 |
| Regular | November 15, 2019 | $69 | 32 |
| Final | December 15, 2019 | $79 | 62 |
Every entry receives free feedback!
Notification: Quarterfinalist – January 15th, 2020; Semifinalist – February 12th, 2020; Finalist – March 4th, 2020; Winner – April 8th, 2020.
WeScreenplay as part of The WeScreenplay Feature Competition is giving away cash and prizes, including a $1,000 cash grand prize, but most importantly the top scripts will be considered by our industry jury which includes Hollywood producers, agents, and managers. Plus, every entrant receives free feedback on their project to help improve their writing.
Past WeScreenplay winners have optioned their projects, developed work with producers, and been signed by places like Heroes and Villains, Industry Entertainment, Zero Gravity, and more.
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Kenlon Clark & William Rubio have been named the Grand Prize Winners of the WeScreenplay Screenwriting Contest for their script, Forged. Novelist Orson Scott Card (Ender's Game) was named the second place winner of the blindly-judged competition for his screenplay MESA 1966, along with Paul Gross for his script about Beethoven, Diminuendo. This year's WeScreenplay Competition attracted almost 1,000 submissions.
WeScreenplay has named 70 semifinalists from among almost 1,000 submissions to their 2016 Feature Screnplay competition.
Giving Up the Ghost by Jessica DiGiancito has been named the Grand Prize Winner of the 2015 WeScreenplay Competition. The script is about a pair of estranged siblings with the ability to talk to the dead who are forced to face a dark family secret when they return home to save an innocent boy from a demonic force.
WeScreenplay has announced their 2015 Screenwriting Contest finalists.
The WeScreenplay Competition has announced screenplay semifinalists for 2015.
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An interview with screenwriter Robert Rhyne regarding the WeScreenplay Writing Competition.
