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WeScreenplay Feature Competition
WeScreenplay Feature
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Objective
The WeScreenplay Feature Lab is designed to provide access to Hollywood professionals and help you level up your craft at the same time. 6 fellows will be selected to participate in a jam-packed, multi-day interactive virtual screenwriting lab.
The lab includes group and 1:1 meetings with industry executives, hands-on workshops, and discussions with working feature writers. This year’s industry lab participants include writers, creative executives, producers and companies behind films with Ryan Coogler, Ethan Hawke, Bradley Cooper, and experience working with Blumhouse, HBO, Netflix, Paramount and more.
Plus our industry guests have expertise in getting films into major festivals and labs like Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca and more. Show More
Deadline/Entry Fees
Expired. Previous Deadline: 01/31/2025Notification: Mar 14th: Quarterfinalists; Apr 11th: Semifinalists; May 9th: Finalists; May 30th: Winner.
Rules
Please see https://www.wescreenplay.com/feature/ for rules.Awards
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.
WeScreenplay Feature
Contact
Web:
https://www.wescreenplay.com/feature/
Email:
support@wescreenplay.com
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WeScreenplay International Screenplay Competition
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Web:
https://www.wescreenplay.com/feature/
Email:
support@wescreenplay.com
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WeScreenplay Names Contest Winners
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.
Grand Prize Winner
FORGED by Kenlon Clark & William Rubio
Nathan and Rebecca Jacobs are two of the brightest minds in the history of human civilization, but when their son goes missing, Rebecca will introduce a scientific breakthrough that will shock the world, and have the human race questioning their morality, mortality, and the potential limits that should be put on science.
2nd Place Winner
MESA 1966 by Orson Scott Card
***Novelist Orson Scott Card’s script MESA 1966 received the scores with blind reads to earn second place, so we've selected two second place winners. Full explanation here.
2nd Place Winner
DIMINUENDO by Paul Gross
Ludwig Van Beethoven, racing to complete two symphonies, confronts deafness, an oppressive government, unexpected family responsibilities and a failed relationship with a married woman
3rd Place Winner
THE LAST EXECUTION by Tom Vecchio
Dubbed the "mother-in-law from hell," Elizabeth "Ma" Duncan was the last woman executed in California for having her despised daughter-in-law murdered in 1958 because of an uncomfortably close relationship with her attorney son and her fear of being abandoned and alone in old age.
4th Place Winner
THE LEAN by Pearse Lehane
A disgraced lawyer must prevent an innocent man from being convicted of the murder of a police officer in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
5th Place Winner
DARLINGS by Aaron Yeung
On a farm in the middle of nowhere, a mysterious old woman and her eight-year old niece welcome in a band of criminals seeking shelter from a blizzard.
Updated: 03/16/2017
WeScreenplay International Screenplay Competition
Contact
Web:
https://www.wescreenplay.com/feature/
Email:
support@wescreenplay.com
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(4.7/5.0) |
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(3.9/5.0) |
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(3.9/5.0) |
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