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#Screenplays wanted by producers 2017 full#
#Screenplays wanted by producers 2017 professional#

The material may have been written at any time.All material submitted to other competitions or contests are eligible for this contest.All persons from anywhere in the world are eligible however the material submitted must be in English (occasional dialogue in other languages is acceptable, if subtitle translation is provided).

#Screenplays wanted by producers 2017 professional#

However, a writer who has earned more than $50,000 (or equivalent currency) from professional writing services for film or TV in the preceding 12 months or $500,000 (or equivalent currency) from professional film or TV in the proceeding 10 years is not eligible.

All writers at least 18 years of age are eligible.

ScreenCraft reserves the right to amend these rules at any time.

ScreenCraft reserves the right to change deadline and announcement dates at any time.

There is no score on a scorecard that guarantees advancement to the next level as advancement will be based on all scores in the competition.

The decision of the judges will be final and cannot be contested in any manner.

All ownership and rights to the scripts submitted to this contest remains with the original rights holders.

ScreenCraft claims no ownership nor option on your work.

ScreenCraft uses Coverfly to manage submissions and automatically removes cover pages before scripts are read by the judges.

Contact info may be included on the cover page of the screenplay, however it is not required.

It is recommended that original material be registered with the WGA or The Library of Congress before submitting to any competition, however we do not require registration.

Please proofread your script carefully before submitting.

Substitutions of either corrected pages or new drafts of the entered material will be allowed for a limited time with a $6 reentry fee through Coverfly.

Each team is responsible for dividing or sharing any prizes awarded as they deem fair (whether there is a cash value or not).

If a writing team is chosen as a winner, prizes will be given to the person who submits the project.

Material written by writing teams must be submitted by one of the writers, with consent of the other(s).

Material must be submitted by the writer.

All submitted material must be owned by the writer(s), however the material may be based on other works not owned by the writers.

#Screenplays wanted by producers 2017 full#

Entries must be received on or before the deadline dates by 11:59PM Pacific Time, and submission fee payment must be made in full at time of the submission.There is no limit to the number of projects you may submit.Any script submission longer than 120 pages will incur a $.50 per page overage fee for each page over 120 if it does not include feedback and $1 per page if the entry does include feedback. Entries may be any length - the standard 1/2 hour is between 20 - 40 pages, and the standard hour long is between 40 - 70 pages, and the standard feature is between 85 - 120 pages.Requests for feedback can be done through Coverfly. Optional feedback from a professional reader may be requested at the time of entry.No coupon or discount is applicable on a previous entry. Entry fees are as listed on the site and checkout form.Submissions are accepted via electronic submission only.I think it’s helped me in two main areas: 1) knowing when a script is ready to show and when it needs work and 2) external validation and a pat on the back which helps as motivation to keep going!" I did a lot of research and looking around online to figure out which competitions were worth submitting to - ScreenCraft kept coming up as one of the good ones. After I’d finished at the AFI Conservatory and was interviewing with managers and sending my projects out to production companies, there was a string of rejections that were hard to digest. The path felt very murky and uncertain, until I was accepted in to the AFI Conservatory for my MFA in Screenwriting. So I just kept writing - features and a TV pilot - and kind of randomly submitting them to various festivals and competitions haha. "After I’d written and produced my first short film, I had no idea what the next step should be. Gianmarco Giacomelli Signed with a literary manager at Citizen Skull and optioned two TV projects to different production companiesĬongratulations to 2020 ScreenCraft Action & Adventure Screenplay Competition Finalist, Gianmarco Giacomelli, for signing with a literary manager at Citizen Skull and optioning two TV projects to different production companies.