Announcing the Winners
of the SHORT SCREENPLAY CONTEST!
Congratulations!
Feature Winners will be announced soon!
Grand Prize: Gibberish by Greg Kalleris
First Runner Up: The Door written by Robert Cox
Second Runner Up: Keemo the Archer written by Mark Winzer
Finalists in the short screenplay category:
Bareknuckles
written by Zach Jones
Brainteaser
written by Goran Six
Brotherhood
written by Joe Gruberman
The Door
written by Robert Cox
The Forest
written by Jonathan Siebel
Gibberish
written by Greg Kalleris
Hlf Pst Nine
written by Douglas Stark
The Miracles on Honey Bee Hill
written by Bob Pondillo
Mum Goes To Mars
written by J. Jeff Hillard
Keemo the Archer
written by Mark Winzer
Subject to Change
written by Austin Musick
Finalists in the Full-Length screenplay category:
The Abstract
written by Joshua Hallman
At All Cost
written by Eilis Mernagh
THE BANNER
written by Tina Juarez
Below the Waist
written by R. Ian Simpson
Burn Out
written by Michael Toscano
Caballero
written by Nick Laperriere
CHIANG - The Movie
written by Belinda Stanley
A Chinese American Ghost Story
written by Stephanie Wu
CHRISTMASTIME
written by Linda Mahkovec
Coverage
written by Allen Gorney
Esperancia (Dec1209)
written by John Edward Flynt
FROZEN STIFF
written by Louis Felder
GUIDED TOUR
written by Peter Snoad
Haze
written by Marc Masciandaro
Halfway Home
written by David Schroeder
For Hayden's Sake
written by Maggie Franks
Hollywood Gospel
written by Jay Blumenkopf
How To Save Your Own Life
written by Michael Long
I am John Horse
written by
Zoe Krasney
A Killing Frost
written by Katherine Ruppe
The Language of Leaves
written by Robin Schreer
The Legend of Jean Lafitte
written by C. Robert Holloway
Marilyn, Marilyn
written by Carson Medley
Modern Meat
written by Michael Kaplan
Muir
written by Carson Medley
The Orphan Whose Name Was Writ in Water
written by Carson Medley
Stealing Balloons
written by kathryn waters
Tearing Things Loose
written by Charles Musser
The Third Place
written by Alfredo Botello
Together
written by Jay Blumenkopf
The Wind Riders
written by Jeffrey Ryback
X
written by Samuel Johnson
The New American Screenplay Contest
GRAND PRIZE SHORT SCREENPLAY WINNER WILL BE PRODUCED IN HOLLYWOOD!
GRAND PRIZE FEATURE WINNER WINS CASH PRIZE!
ABOUT THE CONTEST:
From the page to the screen:
The New American Screenplay Contest is open to screenwriters from any nationality and country. The New American Screenplay contest encourages both emerging and established screenwriters. Scripts will be judged by a panel of industry experts, as well as the staff of the New American Screenplay Contest.
THE PRIZES:
Short:(5 to 40 minutes)
Grand Prize Grand Prize winner will be:
- produced and submitted to festivals
- distributed to agents and producers partnering with The New American Screenplay Contest
- submitted to acclaimed film festivals
- 10 copies of finished film
- Distribution through American screenplay contest partners – meeting with literary agent.
1st runner up First Runner up receives:
– filmmaker package/ basic product suite from Sony Creative
- screenplay distributed to agents and producers partnering with The New American Screenplay Contest
– Free Inktip Registration
2nd Runner up 2nd Runner Up receives Creative Screenwriting Magazine subscription
Feature: (80 to 120 minutes)
Grand prize Grand Prize Winner receives:
- $500 cash prize
- 1 year option for production through The New American Screenplay Contest and its partners
- Full filmmaker package from Sony Creative Software
- Script distributed to agents and producers partnering with The New American Screenplay Contest
- Meeting with Hollywood Literary Agent
- Subscription to Creative Screenwriting Magazine
- Inktip Registration
- New copy of Final Draft software–
1st and 2nd Runners Up receive:
- Creative Screenwriting Magazine subscription
- Free Inktip registration
- Distribution of script to Hollywood literary agents and managers working with The New American Screenplay Contest
- Free Inktip registration
TO ENTER:
Screenplays must be submitted and entry fees must be paid in full. To enter, click here.
OFFICIAL RULES
To enter the New American Screenplay Contest, you must agree to the Official Rules which must be signed and submitted with your screenplay.
