Slamdance Screenplay Competition
Slamdance
Contact
5634 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038
323-466-1786 (voice)
323-466-1784 (fax)
Web:
http://www.slamdance.com
Email:
submissions@slamdance.com
Contact: Clementine Leger , Festival Manager
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Objective
The Slamdance Screenplay Competition is dedicated to discovering and nurturing emerging screenwriters. Since 1997, the competition has established a strong track record for introducing writers to members of the entertainment industry who have gone on to produce, option, and represent submitted work. Like the Film Festival, the Screenplay Competition is a place for new, bold, and raw voices. We are looking for scripts that take risks, refuse compromise, and go places where Hollywood hacks fear to tread.
Recent success stories include Tyler Tice, whose 2018 Grand Prize-winning horror feature Day Shift was released in 2022 as a Netflix original film starring Jamie Foxx. Day Shift became the most watched film in the world during the third week of August 2022. Show More
Rules
Please visit website for rules and guidelines.Awards
- A total of $18,000 in cash prizes will be awarded to the winners this year.
- The Grand Prize winner will receive $10,000 in cash.
- The winners of the Feature, Horror, TV Pilot, and Short categories will each receive $2,000 in cash.
- The top three screenwriters in each category will receive prize packages that include Festival Passes good for all screenings and parties at the next Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah
- The winning Horror and Feature screenplays will receive $5,000 in legal services from Pierce Law Group, LLP.
- The top three screenwriters in each category will be included in the upcoming Slamdance Film Festival program which is distributed to industry professionals in Park City and year round.
- One entry from the competition will be awarded the Slamdance Screenplay Mentorship Award, consisting of personal mentorship through Slamdance's alumni network and screenwriting consultants. This includes an in-depth coverage report, an action plan for next draft development, further review of subsequent drafts, support in preparing a pitch deck, and best efforts in helping get the finished work produced through Slamdance's alumni network.
- Production companies, studios, top agencies, and managers request to read our top scripts each year.
Slamdance
Contact
5634 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038
323-466-1786 (voice)
323-466-1784 (fax)
Web:
http://www.slamdance.com
Email:
submissions@slamdance.com
Contact: Clementine Leger , Festival Manager
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Slamdance Screenplay Competition
Contact
5634 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038
323-466-1786 (voice)
323-466-1784 (fax)
Web:
http://www.slamdance.com
Email:
submissions@slamdance.com
Contact: Clementine Leger , Festival Manager
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Contest News
Slamdance Announces 2010 Contest Winners
The Girl With no Name by Alex Ranarivelo has been named the Grand Prize Winner of the 2010 Slamdance Screenwriting Competition. The script tells the story of a girl in the Old West who sees her uncle murdered, and then goes after the gang that killed him. Complete results:
FEATURES:
1. The Girl With no Name by Alex Ranarivelo
2. Bank Robbing for Dummies by Robert Keith Watson
3. Arthur's Salvation by Karen Webb
4. Stealing Canada by Tyler Smith
5. Balloons by Nikki Braendlin
HORROR/THRILLER:
1. 100 Bloody Acres by Colin & Cameron Cairnes
2. The Projectionist by Alison Star Locke
3. Jesse James vs. Jack the Ripper by Alasdair McMullan
4. Dangerous Waters by Matthew Altman & David Matalon
5. Revenant by Jerron Spencer & Robert Hinkle
SCRIPT ACCESSIBLE:
1. Below the Waist by R. Ian Simpson
2. Who's Driving Doug by Michael Carnick
3. Nicky Flynn Finally Gets a Life by Art Corriveau
4. Bus Riders by Andrew Bluestone
5. The Lil Rednecks and a Town Full of Bullies by Trin Denise
SHORTS:
1. Dead in the Room by Marjory Kaptanoglu
2. Bobby Ellis is Gonna Kick Your Ass by Craig Packard
3. Crossbar Hotel by Karrie Crouse
4. Handjobs by Xaque Gruber
5. My Brother Dean by Matt Doyle
TELEPLAYS:
1. Shifting Gears by Sarah Newman
2. Clarity by Tory Walker
3. Murphy's Last Stand by Bill Balas
4. The Graham Scheme of Things by Charlie Charbonneau
5. Static by Keith Davidson
Updated: 09/21/2010
Slamdance Screenplay Competition
Contact
5634 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038
323-466-1786 (voice)
323-466-1784 (fax)
Web:
http://www.slamdance.com
Email:
submissions@slamdance.com
Contact: Clementine Leger , Festival Manager
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