Thanks to all who submitted to our Spring contests; the winners will be announced tentatively on JULY 25, 2009. And if you missed out this last time around, fret not because we are already accepting early entries for our Fall script contests! Click on the Film and TV links for complete guidelines. As always, categories include feature film scripts, pilots/MOWs, and TV spec scripts.

Our affiliated production companies will have the chance to consider the scripts of the winners, runners-up and finalists, for our film and TV contests.

We're always expanding! Here are the latest companies to join us, showing great interest in reading scripts our winners and finalists.

• STARS NORTH, an award-winning, independent movie production company based in Florida
  (The Single Chick's Guide To Italy, Hotel Paradise)


• Hollywood-based MANHEIMER ENTERTAINMENT
  (The Pros and Cons of Breathing)

   Just another reason to get writing!

Also, our affiliation continues with InkTip.com a premier site for industry professionals, from writers to agents to producers. Our top three winning writers (winner and two runners-up of both screenplay and pilot/MOW contests), will receive from InkTip:

• An e-mail announcement about your screenplay and contact information to their list of industry professionals.


• Placement of at least your logline and synopsis on the InkTip.com password-protected website. You may also place the treatment and/or script.


• InkTip.com will include a logline for your screenplay in its printed publication, which is snail-mailed to about 4500 industry professionals, and emailed to thousands more.


• All this is in addition to consideration from several established companies already affiliated with us.

To see our full list of affiliations click here!

Also, through our new sponsors ScriptDelivery.net our top three screenplay winners will receive:

• The Full Script Delivery: a personal e-query sent to over 3,000 industry professionals comprised of studio executives, producers, agents etc.


• Eight month access to their Contact Database, which has contact information for thousands of studios, production companies, producers, literary agencies, managers and executives, plus it allows writers to keep custom contact lists and keep notes on their dealings with companies they're submitting to.