There are a lot of dubious screenplay competitions out there but this one is worth entering–
The BlueCat Screenplay Competition: Â CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Deadline: November 15th ($65)
Discovering and Developing Writers Since 1998
Founded by a writer, the BlueCat Screenplay Competition’s passionate commitment to develop and discover the unknown screenwriter continues to define our work today.
Our Winners and Finalists have been signed by major talent agencies like UTA, CAA and WME, sold their work to studios like Warner Bros., Paramount and Universal, and won major awards at the Sundance, Berlin and Tribeca Film Festivals, all after being discovered by and winning BlueCat.
We provide each writer who enters BlueCat two written analyses, ensuring each entry is reviewed by two readers, while supporting screenwriters of all levels and stages of development with the constructive feedback all writers require.
SUBMIT YOUR SCREENPLAY: Â http://www.bluecatscreenplay.com
AWARDS
Grand prize $10,000, with four Finalists winning $2000 each.
The Cordelia Award will be given to the best screenplay from the UK and will win $1000.
The Joplin Award will be given to the best screenplay from outside the USA, Canada and UK and will win $1000.
One writer will be awarded a live, staged reading with professional local actors at Screenplay Live in Rochester, New York, as part of the 360|365 George Eastman House Film Festival. The prize includes travel, hotel and a $250 stipend.
“How great to get these analyses — and from astute and careful readers. Their comments both encourage and challenge me to really examine how to make this script as good as it can be. Thanks again! – Cornelia R., 2012 Entrant
Visit our website to learn more about the BlueCat community, watch videos on screenwriting, read interviews and articles on the craft, meet our readers and more!
SUBMIT YOUR SCREENPLAY: Â http://www.bluecatscreenplay.com
BlueCat Screenplay Competition
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The BlueCat Screenplay Competition: Â Deadline: November 15th ($65)
Discovering and Developing Writers Since 1998
Founded by a writer, the BlueCat Screenplay Competition’s passionate commitment to develop and discover the unknown screenwriter continues to define our work today.
Our Winners and Finalists have been signed by major talent agencies like UTA, CAA and WME, sold their work to studios like Warner Bros., Paramount and Universal, and won major awards at the Sundance, Berlin and Tribeca Film Festivals, all after being discovered by and winning BlueCat.
We provide each writer who enters BlueCat two written analyses, ensuring each entry is reviewed by two readers, while supporting screenwriters of all levels and stages of development with the constructive feedback all writers require.
Grand prize $10,000, with four Finalists winning $2000 each.
The Cordelia Award will be given to the best screenplay from the UK and will win $1000.
The Joplin Award will be given to the best screenplay from outside the USA, Canada and UK and will win $1000.
One writer will be awarded a live, staged reading with professional local actors at Screenplay Live in Rochester, New York, as part of the 360|365 George Eastman House Film Festival. The prize includes travel, hotel and a $250 stipend.
“How great to get these analyses — and from astute and careful readers. Their comments both encourage and challenge me to really examine how to make this script as good as it can be. Thanks again! – Cornelia R., 2012 Entrant
Visit our website to learn more about the BlueCat community, watch videos on screenwriting, read interviews and articles on the craft, meet our readers and more!
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