Scriptapalooza Features & Shorts Competition
Scriptapalooza Features/Shorts
Contact
Hollywood, CA 90046
(310) 594-5384 (voice)
Web:
http://www.scriptapalooza.com
Email:
info@scriptapalooza.com
Contact: Mark Andrushko, President and CEO
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Objective
Scriptapalooza was founded in 1998 with the goal of helping as many writers as possible through the competition. We have over 90 production companies, agents and managers reading all the entered scripts. (A complete list of participants is on Scriptapalooza's website.)
We actively push the Semifinalists, Finalists, Runners-Up and Winners for a full year with the intention of creating opportunities for the writers. We are a hands on competition because we feel it is important to continue supporting the top scripts beyond the cash and prizes. No other competition in the world does that.
We are proud to present the competition with Write Brothers, a company that not only provides the necessary tools for writing but is an advocate and true supporter of emerging writers. Show More
Rules
This competition is open to any writer, 18 or older without produced feature film credits. Entering the competition constitutes permission to use the winners' names and likenesses for publicity and promotions with no additional compensation. We reserve the right to publicize and promote any and all progress, development and success of the entered scripts.
- Any script from any genre will be considered.
- Multiple entries are accepted, provided a signed entry form and appropriate entry fee is attached to each submission.
- Multiple authorship is acceptable. If the screenplay wins an award, that award will be divided among the writers, by the writers.
- Screenplays must be the original work of the author.
- Scriptapalooza recommends registering your scripts with the WGA or copyrighting your material with the Library of Congress.
- Entry must be accompanied by the following:
a. completed official entry form (photocopies are acceptable)
b. the appropriate entry fee
c. completed original feature screenplay
Awards
Awards for FEATURES competition:First Place Winner
- $10,000 Cash
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza’s Network
- Writer’s Studio from Write Brothers (Outline 4D, Movie Magic Screenwriter and Dramatica Pro)
- 1 year of International Screenwriters’ Association Connect Membership
- 6 month online subscription from Backstage
- 5 CoverFly tokens for peer feedback on your script
- InkTip Script Listing & InkTip Magazine Listing
Second Place Winner
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza’s Network
- Writer’s Studio from Write Brothers (Outline 4D, Movie Magic Screenwriter and Dramatica Pro)
- 1 year of International Screenwriters’ Association Connect Membership
- 6 month online subscription from Backstage
- 5 CoverFly tokens for peer feedback on your script
- InkTip Script Listing & InkTip Magazine Listing
Third Place Winner
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza’s Network
- Writer’s Studio from Write Brothers (Outline 4D, Movie Magic Screenwriter and Dramatica Pro)
- 1 year of International Screenwriters’ Association Connect Membership
- 6 month online subscription from Backstage
- 5 CoverFly tokens for peer feedback on your script
- InkTip Script Listing & InkTip Magazine Listing
10 Runners-Up
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza’s Network
- Writer’s Studio from Write Brothers (Outline 4D, Movie Magic Screenwriter and Dramatica Pro)
- Hollywood Screenwriting Directory from The Writers Store
- 1 year of International Screenwriters’ Association Connect Membership
All 30 Finalists
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza’s Network
- Receive Movie Magic Screenwriter and Dramatica Writer’s Dreamkit from Write Brothers
- 1 year of International Screenwriters’ Association Connect Membership
- 1st Place Prize - $2000 Cash
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza's Network
- 2nd Place Prize
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza's Network
- 3rd Place Prize
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza's Network
- 5 Finalists
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza's Network
- 8 Semifinalists
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza's Network
- 15 Quarterfinalists
- Access to over 150 producers thru Scriptapalooza's Network
Scriptapalooza Features/Shorts
Contact
Hollywood, CA 90046
(310) 594-5384 (voice)
Web:
http://www.scriptapalooza.com
Email:
info@scriptapalooza.com
Contact: Mark Andrushko, President and CEO
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Scriptapalooza Features & Shorts Competition
Contact
Hollywood, CA 90046
(310) 594-5384 (voice)
Web:
http://www.scriptapalooza.com
Email:
info@scriptapalooza.com
Contact: Mark Andrushko, President and CEO
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Contest News
Scriptapalooza Announces Semifinalists
Scriptapalooza has named their Top 100 Feature Screenplay Semifinalists for 2020:
A Dishonourable Woman by Jeremy Hawkins
A King and a God by Vincent J. Sgro
A Man Called White by Randy Hines
A Million Miles from Home by Steve Scarlett
A Moment in Life by Dino Yangou
A Mutually Beneficial Arrangement by Mark Feinsod
A Reindeer Story by Jay Michael Jorgensen & Lisa Juslin
A Rising Sun on the River by Trevor Teehan
A Tent on Jupiter by Derek Nicoletto
A Thousand and One Witnesses by Rachel Morgan
Airmed One by Ty Strange
All Things Truly Wicked by Emily Nye
Alterations by Christina Masciotti
Arcane by Sebastian Watson
Astronomica by Matthew Wollin
Audrey’s Children by Julia Fisher Farbman
Bette by Caitlin Scherer
As You Wish by Suhashini Krishnan
Blue Blood by Mark Davidson
Bonejack by Logan Shaw
Bristlecone by Brandon F. Bongar
Brown Christmas by Maya Vyas
Capsized by Scott Corbett
Cheerleader Macbeth by Daniel Strange
Chokepoint by Tamra Teig
Concubine by Beverly Neufeld
Cracked Aces by Jeff Zampino
Creatures Down Below by Brian Hershkowitz & Robert D’Orazio
Darkly by Matthew Rochester
Delicate Creatures by Sara Larner
Devolving by Shanyse Scott
Don Control by Henry Hinder
Dormant by Mark Arament
Dracula – Rising of An Emperor by Rinoj Varghese
Dreamhome by Jackson Murray & Chance Smith
Eucharist by Christian Horning & Mayo Whaley
Everyone Laughs at Charley by Joseph Greer
F You, Big Pharma by Grant Troyer
Glitter and Ash by Brad Wergley
Gone Phishing by Sylvie Matter
Have You Heard About Harvey? by Sam Wright
Holy Smokes! By Russ Brandon
Honor Among Thieves by Theodore Kallet
I Knew You First by Becky Fink
Judy Stardust by Mads Feldballe
Kingdom of Shadows by Mike Reynolds
Knight of Destiny by George Alexanian
Land’s End by Jonny King
Lejeune by Kim Carr
Man in the Arena by Keon Hedayati
Melina – I Was Born Greek by Melina Mercouri
Merrily, Nebraska by Mark Booker & Daniel G. Stephens
Mile Zero by Sienna Golden Malik
Milka’s Story by Lorenzo Newman
Mimic by Angel Carr
Minor Modifications by Shia Labeouf
Missing in El Paso by Raymond Gill
Night Coach from Sonora by Hilary Van Hoose
One Small Step For Neil by Tracie Laymon
Operation Spring Break by Megan Nager
Otherwise Intelligent Women by Barbara Bedont
Pyramidion by Henry Hinder
Rat King by Omar Iturriaga & Jahziel Chu
Reckoning by Brian McQuery
Recoil by Robert Armanyous
Repair the Carrows by Johnny Cruz
Rhubarb by Jordan Gustafson
Seeing Stars by Steve Budd
Slay! by Evan Deng
Spooky Action at a Distance by Sandra Fugate
Station Number Six by Tim Sasaki
Stuck by Faith Wender
Sunbeam by Nick Padmore
Surfdiver by Bradley Meyer
The Ascendant by Andrew Carrigan
The Hotel Barbers by Daniel Woburn
The Lower Levels by Emma Hicklin
The March by Richard Neher
The Missing Year by Jessica Clothier
The Monsters of Saint Margaret by Rachel Stevens
The Naked Man List by Morgan Pepper
The Pinch by James Raynor
The Pit by Joseph Guerrieri
The Punishment by Enni Red
The Red Arrow by Mark Rodney, Ronald Wenick & Anat Golan
The Rookery by Scott William Baumgartner
The Seventh Circle by Zach Bradshaw & Robert Ham
The Time Wasters by Kyle Works
The Walk-Offs by Will Berry
The Weatherway Conspiracy by Ryan Lange & Alan Peery
Three Kinds of Crazy by Giles Brown
Together Apart by Christopher Sullivan
Twain by Nate Early
Two Cops by Brian Corcoran
Untitled Possession Script by Mark Davidson
Veiled Promises by Jeff Baker
Western Star, Bus 11 by Robert Gibson
Who Wants to Live Forever by Alastair Collinson
Why Goofy Hates Mickey by Rick Helin
Young Blood by Katie Lymn
Updated: 08/01/2020
Scriptapalooza Features & Shorts Competition
Contact
Hollywood, CA 90046
(310) 594-5384 (voice)
Web:
http://www.scriptapalooza.com
Email:
info@scriptapalooza.com
Contact: Mark Andrushko, President and CEO
Report Card |
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| Professionalism: |
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| Feedback: |
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(4.0/5.0) |
| Signficance: |
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(4.7/5.0) |
| Report Cards: |
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