Scriptapalooza Screenplay Competition (2019)

Scriptapalooza Screenplay Competition

2019 season now open

Next Deadline January 7th

Submit

Deadlines

Early - January 7th, 2019 First - February 4th, 2019 Regular - March 4th, 2019 Late - April 15th, 2019 Final - April 29th, 2019

Announcement Dates

Quarterfinalist - July 31st, 2019 Semifinalist - August 10th, 2019 Finalist - August 17th, 2019 Winner - August 31st, 2019

Prices

Standard Entry

$45.00

Upcoming Deadlines

Early	January 7th, 2019	$45
First	February 4th, 2019	$50
Regular	March 4th, 2019	$55
Late	April 15th, 2019	$60
Final	April 29th, 2019	$65

Standard Entry + Feedback

$160.00

Upcoming Deadlines

Early	January 7th, 2019	$160
First	February 4th, 2019	$165
Regular	March 4th, 2019	$170
Late	April 15th, 2019	$175
Final	April 29th, 2019	$180

Short Script Entry

$25.00

Upcoming Deadlines

Early	January 7th, 2019	$25
First	February 4th, 2019	$30
Regular	March 4th, 2019	$35
Late	April 15th, 2019	$40
Final	April 29th, 2019	$45

Contact

Email
scriptapalooza@mac.com

Website
http://scriptapalooza.com/home.php

Website

Rules

About

From choosing our judges to creating opportunities, our top priority has always been the writer. We surround ourselves with reputable and successful companies, including the many producers, literary agents, and managers who read your scripts. Our past winners have won Emmys, been signed by agents, managers, had their scripts optioned, and even made into movies. But the most important prize of all is this: Scriptapalooza will promote, pitch, and push the Semifinalists and higher for a full year. No other competition in the world does that.

Benefits

This year we are awarding over $50,000 in cash and software prizes. Our First Place Winner will receive $10,000 Cash and all our Genre Winners will receive $500 Cash.

But the most important prize of all is that Scriptapalooza will promote, pitch and push the Semifinalists and higher for an entire year. We have relationships with producers, managers and agents that are actively looking for material. No other screenplay competition in the world does that.