I am honored simply to be a finalist in this contest as it is very much a writer-centric competition, not entirely predisposed for typical smash-bang Hollywood content.
TWP APRIL – OCTOBER 2010 SCREENPLAY CONTEST FINALISTS
The Writers Place (TWP) is pleased to announce the finalists of the April through October 2010 screenplay contest. To say the least, we received many finely-crafted scripts during this contest timeframe – which, in turn, made the selection extremely difficult. We anticipate the selection process for the upcoming winners and honorable mentions to be equally as demanding. That said, and in the opinion of our readers, the following scripts excelled:
TELEPLAY/SHORT SCREENPLAYS
Dean Watts – Momfia
Aaron Au – Her Story: A Modern Tale of Slavery
John Colbert – Misty Gardens
Goran Six – Brainteaser
Rishav Rastogi – The Merchant of Death
David Minaskanian – How I Met Your Mother: Open Wide
Frank Morris – The Elves and the Poomaker
Myla Lichtman-Fields – The Tomato Lady
Jeffrey Palmer – Worn
Matthew Sussex – Unemployment
Robert Ferraz – The Dealers
Roger Edwards – Karma Sutra
Santa Sierra – Raising Morales
Donna Lisa – Mischief Night
Whacked! – Steve Hochman
Valentina Reiken – Ties of Blood
Competition winners (1st, 2nd, 3rd & honorable mention) in both the full-length and teleplay/short category will undergo announcement on January 1, 2011. The Order in which finalists are listed is no indication of preference.
Congratulations and good luck to our finalists.
The Writers Place leverages its connections in publishing and entertainment to aid award-winning writers, by eliminating barriers to success. The Writers Place takes outstanding writers under its wing, and allocates its talent, resources, and expertise to attach them to the right representation and connections.
Paula Brancato, cofounder, has raised over 50 mm for film and entertainment projects and shepherd hundreds of projects through the publishing and development process. Affiliations include Harvardwood, Harvard University, University of Southern California, InkTip, Poetry Society of America, and various private investors and small press. Please submit at www.thewritersplace.org.
More about WORN updates and news at this thread
http://www.indietalk.com/showthread.php?t=27380
There you have it...
TWP APRIL – OCTOBER 2010 SCREENPLAY CONTEST FINALISTS
The Writers Place (TWP) is pleased to announce the finalists of the April through October 2010 screenplay contest. To say the least, we received many finely-crafted scripts during this contest timeframe – which, in turn, made the selection extremely difficult. We anticipate the selection process for the upcoming winners and honorable mentions to be equally as demanding. That said, and in the opinion of our readers, the following scripts excelled:
TELEPLAY/SHORT SCREENPLAYS
Dean Watts – Momfia
Aaron Au – Her Story: A Modern Tale of Slavery
John Colbert – Misty Gardens
Goran Six – Brainteaser
Rishav Rastogi – The Merchant of Death
David Minaskanian – How I Met Your Mother: Open Wide
Frank Morris – The Elves and the Poomaker
Myla Lichtman-Fields – The Tomato Lady
Jeffrey Palmer – Worn
Matthew Sussex – Unemployment
Robert Ferraz – The Dealers
Roger Edwards – Karma Sutra
Santa Sierra – Raising Morales
Donna Lisa – Mischief Night
Whacked! – Steve Hochman
Valentina Reiken – Ties of Blood
Competition winners (1st, 2nd, 3rd & honorable mention) in both the full-length and teleplay/short category will undergo announcement on January 1, 2011. The Order in which finalists are listed is no indication of preference.
Congratulations and good luck to our finalists.
The Writers Place leverages its connections in publishing and entertainment to aid award-winning writers, by eliminating barriers to success. The Writers Place takes outstanding writers under its wing, and allocates its talent, resources, and expertise to attach them to the right representation and connections.
Paula Brancato, cofounder, has raised over 50 mm for film and entertainment projects and shepherd hundreds of projects through the publishing and development process. Affiliations include Harvardwood, Harvard University, University of Southern California, InkTip, Poetry Society of America, and various private investors and small press. Please submit at www.thewritersplace.org.
More about WORN updates and news at this thread
http://www.indietalk.com/showthread.php?t=27380
There you have it...
