Deadline
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Contest
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| 5/31/2013 |
A FilmMakers International Screenwriting Awards / Sponsor: The Radmin Company |
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FilmMakers International Screenwriting Awards has been in existence since 2000 (formerly known as The Radmin Company / FilmMakers.com Screenplay Contest) and its association with the Radmin Co has been going on since 2000.
The Radmin Company will read the TOP FIFTY SCRIPTS.
Top 20 Screenplays:
Production Consideration by Leading Hollywood Producers and Representation
Consideration by Leading Hollywood Agencies/Management Companies (Listed on Hollywood Creative Directory).
Emerging Artist Award Trophy presented for the best screenplay of the year.
Emerging Artist Award Plaque presented for the best screenplay in a Category (three categories in all). |
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| 5/31/2013 |
Disney•ABC Writing Fellowship |
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Writers become employees of Disney | ABC Television Group and will be paid a weekly salary of $961.54 ($50,000.00 annualized) plus any applicable benefits for which they are eligible in accordance with the then-current Company benefits plans. The program is designed to expose writers to key executives, producers and literary representatives – all essential in the development of a writing career. Additionally, while in the program, writers have the opportunity to work one-on-one with a current programming or development executive to create spec scripts of series from the current broadcast season. The ultimate goal is to prepare the writers for television staffing. |
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| 6/3/2013 |
Samuel Goldwyn Writing Awards |
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The author(s) must be regularly enrolled student(s) (undergraduate or graduate) at any University of California campus during the entire Winter and Spring quarters of the year of the contest. In addition, the writing awards are open to students who graduated in December of the previous year or March of the current year, provided that they were enrolled in the prior two standard academic quarters (i.e., Spring, Fall, etc.). University Extension students or students on leave of absence are not eligible. Only full-length dramatic writing in script form is eligible--equivalent of a feature length screenplay, three-act stage play, or a one hour (minimum) teleplay. |
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| 6/7/2013 |
Gq Agents Annual Screenplay Writing Contest |
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The Gq Agents 1st annual screenplay writing contest main objective is to find that script with that it factor. It doesn't matter the genre of the script we will know it when we read it. 1st place prize will be $15,000 in cash plus
Gq Agents will shop that special script to all of it's many film connections. All we ask is that once the script gets placed we get 20% of the deal that we obtain for you. In a industry that is so hard to get in the door, this will be a real shot for many.
Gq Agents is tearing down the industry standard barrier that says to so many with good product, "We don't accept unsolicited material". At Gq Agents we believe that this is the reason the film industry puts out the same old standardized movies because they are not scouting enough and finding great new writers.
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| 6/15/2013 |
Script Exposure Screenwriting Competition |
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The Script Exposure Screenwriting Competition is accepting submissions for its third installment contest of 2013. Our mission is to enable screenwriters the opportunity to get their work seen by Hollywood professionals who can help advance their careers. We’re all about getting great scripts exposure. ***UPDATE**** We've added 4 more leading management/production companies to our list of companies that will receive all winning submissions. That makes the total number of companies receiving winning entries at 10. |
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| 6/30/2013 |
Shoreline Scripts |
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Shoreline Scripts Screenwriting Competition 2013.
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| 7/2/2013 |
Slamdance 2013 Screenwriting and Teleplay Competition presented by JuntoBox Films |
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The Slamdance Screenwriting and Teleplay Competition is dedicated to discovering and supporting emerging writing talent. To that end, we are unveiling an exciting new partnership this year with JuntoBox Films who will be awarding a Grand Prize of $10,000 cash and a $50,000 production grant to the winning feature script. JuntoBox Films’ goal of producing films and finding writers with innovative and interesting stories is a great fit with what Slamdance strives to achieve. |
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