Screencraft
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ScreenCraft is a screenwriting competition founded in 2012 by film producers Cameron Cubbison and John Rhodes with the stated mission to develop and celebrate commercially viable and genre-focused screenplays from emerging talent.
Awards are given to the following genres and formats:
- Horror & Thriller
- Action & Adventure
- Comedy
- Drama
- Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Family
- Animation
- Cinematic Book
- Cinematic Short Story
- Stage Play
- TV Pilot
- Short Film
- Feature
- True Story & Public Domain
Other programs are also offered, including the ScreenCraft Film Fund and the ScreenCraft Fellowship[1], which is included on the Writers Guild Foundation’s masterlist of Fellowship Programs For Screenwriters.[2]
Each competition and program is judged by Hollywood development executives, producers, literary managers, agents, and screenwriters.
Notable Competition Finalists & Winners[edit]
A number of screenwriters that placed in ScreenCraft competitions have gone on to sign with literary managers and agents, receive option agreements, receive professional writing assignments in film and television, and/or have their projects produced.
Notable ScreenCraft competition finalists and winners who have established careers in the film and TV industry are:
- Mark Stasenko: WeCrashed | Apple TV+
- Shiwani Srivastava: Wedding Season | Netflix
- James Morosini: I Love My Dad | Magnolia Pictures
- Anna Klassen: Dorothy and Alice | Netflix
- Alyson Richards: The Retreat
- Alex Boyd: The Flash | The CW
- Lauren Conn: The Lost Symbol | Peacock
References[edit]
- ↑ Shaw, Lucas (2013-11-25). "ScreenCraft, Celtx Launch New Screenwriting Fellowship". The Wrap. Retrieved 2022-09-28. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "Fellowship & Writing Programs for Screenwriters Masterlist". The Writers Guild Foundation. Retrieved 2022-08-23.
External Links[edit]
The official ScreenCraft website
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