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 The May 2022 Screenplay Contest is OPEN
Winning Screenplays and TV Pilots
go directly to Hollywood Literary Managers, 
​Agents, and Producers

 Fastest turnaround times with
lowest entry fees!
 

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​Is your script ready to show to agents...producers...studios?

Find out fast!  A new contest every 30 days and
your choice of 4 
Levels of Fast, Ethical Feedback.

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DEADLINE: Midnight May 31st
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​Now with More Ways to Enter...and WIN!
10 PAGES or FULL SCRIPT
Lowest price full contest entry (no written feedback)
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10 SCRIPT PAGES
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Enter for Scores & Comments to receive point-by-point scores and personalized commentary. 
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10 PAGE ENTRY
​with FULL STUDIO NOTES

Point-by-point scores and detailed 3-4 page analysis. 
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FULL SCRIPT ENTRY 
EXECUTIVE NOTES

Full script read with detailed 6-10 page professional analysis.
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Feature Script 
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(all genres)
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$250 Cash Prize 
Full script reading & 5-10 page Professional Studio Analysis
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Script sent to Literary Managers, Agents, Producers for repesentation consideration.
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 ​​TV Script
Pilot or Episode
$150 Cash Prize

Full script reading & 4-8 page Professional Studio  Analysis​
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Script sent to Literary Managers, Agents, Producers for repesentation consideration.
Free Listing at SellingYourScreenplay.com
and
​Moviebytes.com

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Short Film Script
$75 Cash Prize
Full script reading & 2-4 page Professional Studio Analysis
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Winning script goes to 
Hollywood Literary Managers

Free Listing at SellingYourScreenplay.com
Submit Now

Hollywood's #1 Screenwriting Secret:
The first 10 pages are
THE MOST IMPORTANT PAGES
in your script.


Hollywood producers, development executives, and studio screenplay readers
judge your entire script by the first 10 pages.


If you don't "hook" the reader in the first 10 pages, your script will 
​never be read from start to finish.
You don't need to have a finished script...
Just 10 pages...or a Treatment!

When you enter...

Your pages will be read by established Hollywood professionals, including:
Studio readers • Agents • Producers
WGA writers • DGA directors • SAG performers


You'll get a full page of studio-level professional analysis covering the ten major elements of a professional screenplay:
Concept • Dialogue • Structure
Character • Tone • Pacing 
Conflict • Structure • Hook
Market Potential
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Why wait 3 months...or 6 months...or a year 
to find out if your script is a

WINNER?
 

Get FEEDBACK, CONTEST RESULTS and CASH PRIZES in
30 DAYS OR LESS!

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  • FAQ
  • Screenplay Contest Rules
  • Contact