I think it’s the timely and respectful feedback that has influenced me to enter the festival. For a reasonable price, I can get insightful feedback and a chance to have it read aloud. And it’s a chance you get monthly, which is cool.
– John-Arthur Ingram (Feature Screenplay, Three Play)
Thursday December 29, 2016
Thursday February 23, 2016
Screenplay Festival Monthly.
Watch the Winning Comedy Screenplays and Short Films at the festival in 2016:
January 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
January 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
February 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
February 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
March 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
March 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
April 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
April 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
May 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
May 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
June 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
June 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
July 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
July 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
August 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
August 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
September 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
September 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories
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Read testimonials from the 2016 Festival Submissions:
Terrific reading of my screenplay. Please thank the actors for me! The initial feedback was encouraging and it also appropriately threw light on some needs of the script.
– Robert Tolz (Screenplay, Renassance Man)
Absolutely outstanding notes and I can’t thank you enough. Obviously Charlie Kaufman are difficult waters to sail but I am determined to rock on. The first thing I throw out of the boat is He Who Appears To Be He. But a girl can dream can’t she? Count on one thing you will be receiving my rewrite with a boatload of gratitude.
– Kelly Karam (Screenplay, Ole: Rising Above Mith)
Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate it and will work to improve it.
– Evan Schullery (Screenplay, Due South)
Thank you so much for including my spec script in your festival. The feedback you’ve given me is very detailed and useful. I’ll make sure that I make the necessary changes to the script.
– Linsen Oyosa (TV Spec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine)
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Winning CRIME Feature Film: INDIAN COUNTY by Troy Kelly
Winning LGBT Feature Film: GO-GO BOY by Vance Walker
Winning TV PILOT: THE TEMPS by Julia Montanez
Winning 1st Scene Script: UNTIL THE DAY by Craig Andrews
Winning THRILLER 1st Scene Script: MARCO POLO by Jeff Heckler
Winning FEMALE 1st Scene Script: AMERICAN PRINCESS by Jenny Kleiman
Winning SCI-FI 1st Scene Script: POLE by Robert Dodrill
Winning DRAMA 1st Scene Script: TAKE THE SHOT by Jim Norman
Winning HORROR 1st Scene Script: WHERE THE BAD KIDS GO by Sean Elwood
Winning 1st Scene Script: REMEMBERING LIZ by Joan Beilstein
Winning 1st Scene Script: EDEN by Jean Barker
Winning THRILLER 1st Scene Script: FIELDS OF BLOOD by Michael Meade
Winning FANTASY 1st Scene Script: FORGET ME NOTS by John Dummer
Winning Under 5min. Short Screenplay – NOSTALGIC by Shannon Michelle
Winning FANTASY Short Screenplay – MAYBE TOMORROW I’LL SEE YOU by Steve N. Bradford
Winning Short Screenplay – BROCCOLI by Tiger Ji
Winning COMEDY Short Screenplay – FIRE ALARM by Tyler G.
Winning THRILLER Short Screenplay – FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR by Ron Riekki
Winning SCI-FI Short Screenplay – BRAD ACTUALLY “Trial by Trial” by Caleb Quinn
Winning HORROR Short Screenplay – THE SNEEZE by Martin Reese
Winning Short Screenplay – THE HITLER PARADOX by James Hughes
Winning Under 5min. Short Screenplay – GOD OF INSECTS by James R. Cowley
AT THE MERCY OF FAITH by Samuel Taylor
