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Table Read My Screenplay Competition - Park City
Table Read
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Los Angeles, CA
Web:
http://www.TableReadMyScreenplay.com
Email:
Info@TableReadMyScreenplay.com
Contact: Danielle Green, Administrator
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Objective
An Unparalleled Table Read Experience
- See your script brought to life in a rehearsed, professionally directed table read with experienced actors in front of a live audience. This isn't a standard table read. As an integral part of the creative process, you'll meet with the director, assist in casting actors, participate in the rehearsal and more, culminating in the live performance.
- The Grand Prize Winner will receive $1500 cash, flight and accommodations and consideration for the ISA Development Slate. Writers on the Slate are championed by the development team to producers, literary representatives and other industry executives from companies like CAA, Gidden Media, MGM, ICM, and more.
- Past Table Read winners have been staffed and their projects have been optioned, premiered at Cannes and been nominated for Oscars among other successes. Show More
Rules
Please see the website.Awards
Grand Prize Winner:
- $1500 Cash
- Trip to Hollywood - Flight and accommodations
- Table Read of Your Script - Experience a live table read of your script with a professional director and actors.
- ISA Development Slate Consideration - Development Slate writers are championed to top agents, managers and producing contacts.
- Meeting with an Executive from Legion M
- Two 1-Hour Sessions with Suzanne Gundersen of ScreenwriteNOW - Suzanne mentors screenwriters and industry creatives to clear the path that lets their writing flow.
- Meeting with ISA Development Execs - Receive access to our industry contacts' current mandates plus development of a personalized producer outreach plan.
- 16-Year Copyright - Provided by Creators Vault
- 12-Month ISAConnect Membership - Access to the most comprehensive platform for screenwriters.
Top 10 Finalists
- Consideration by Legion M
- ISA Development Slate Consideration
- Script Studio - Copy of the ultimate writer's toolbox
- 1-Hour session with Suzanne Gundersen of ScreenwriteNOW
- 10-Year Copyright Provided by Creators Vault
- 1-Year WrapPro Membership - $150 value provided by The Wrap
- ISAConnect Membership - 6 months full access to the most comprehensive platform for screenwriters. Learn More
- Consideration for Grand Prize
Table Read
Contact
Los Angeles, CA
Web:
http://www.TableReadMyScreenplay.com
Email:
Info@TableReadMyScreenplay.com
Contact: Danielle Green, Administrator
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Table Read My Screenplay Competition
Contact
Los Angeles, CA
Web:
http://www.TableReadMyScreenplay.com
Email:
Info@TableReadMyScreenplay.com
Contact: Danielle Green, Administrator
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MovieBytes Interview:
Screenwriter Paul Corricelli
An interview with screenwriter Paul Corricelli regarding the Table Read Writing Competition.
Paul Corricelli
A: Inked in Blood.
It's the story of a unique and tortured young man who returns to the town he ran away from as a boy, to exact his revenge on all those who wronged him.
The story of his tormented past is uncovered as confronting each victim brings new horrors to the surface. One by one he will make them pay, until the one man responsible for his suffering pays-his father.
Inked in Blood is dark and gritty. The main character is a tattooed Albino. One side depicting images of Heaven, the other side Hell. Although there is NO religious message in the film, the tattoos play a big part in the look and feel of the story.
A: I entered because I thought the idea of a table read was interesting. I have entered several other contests. In 2012 my screenplay placed in the semifinals of the 8th annual Action On Film International Film Festival. Inked placed in the quarterfinals of the PAGE screenwriting contest in 2013 and the semifinals of the Screenplay Festival. In December of 2014 Inked won the Table Read contest, horror category.
Q: Were you satisfied with the administration of the contest? Did they meet their deadlines? Did you receive all the awards that were promised?A: I was very satisfied with the results and received all the award promised.
Q: How long did it take you to write the script? Did you write an outline beforehand? How many drafts did you write?A: I wrote it straight through in about six weeks. I made a few minor changes and submitted it to a few contests without much success. In 2012 I did a much bigger rewrite and began getting good response. I did write a very broad outline before I started writing. I wrote four drafts.
Q: What kind of software did you use to write the script, if any? What other kinds of writing software do you use?A: I used Final Draft, and still do. I've used Contour and Scrivener. I'm not the most organized writer, so the software helps me keep things moving. It is also helpful when coming back to an idea some time later.
Q: Do you write every day? How many hours per day?A: I try and write for two hours a day when I'm working. If I'm off work I try and work four to six.
Q: Do you ever get writer's block? If so, how do you deal with that?A: Yes, I do. Sometimes I revisit past script ideas. If that doesn't work I will make up a few characters and just write dialog. I wrote a sequel to inked in Blood a few years ago when I was blocked, and since I was familiar with the characters, it got my writing.
Q: What's your background? Have you written any other screenplays or television scripts?A: I actually work in the film industry,(not as a writer). I wrote the above mentioned sequel to Inked in Blood. Also, a Super Hero screenplay, a Zombie western (short) and I am currently rewriting an Action script that I wrote several years ago.
Q: Do you live in Los Angeles? If not, do you have any plans to move there?A: Yes, I do live in Los Angeles.
Q: What's next? Are you working on a new script?A: Yes I am. As I continue to try and make something happen with "Inked", and my newest screenplay, Super Humans, I keep writing.
Posted Thursday, November 13, 2014
Table Read My Screenplay Competition
Contact
Los Angeles, CA
Web:
http://www.TableReadMyScreenplay.com
Email:
Info@TableReadMyScreenplay.com
Contact: Danielle Green, Administrator
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