At the program's request, Coverfly will automatically remove your title page for you if you include one when submitting to this program.

At the program's request, Coverfly will automatically remove your title page for you if you include one when submitting to this program.

• If you're submitting in the TV Pilot + Series Bible format you'll need to combine these two documents in to one PDF to be able to upload it to our system. A simple Google search on "how to combine PDFs" brings up a host of answers and solutions, and we have used the link below successfully to combine PDFs in the past.
• All writers of submitted material must be 16 years of age or older on the date of submission, and each writer or writing team may not have earned more than $50,000 or the foreign equivalent (jointly or individually) for work as a screenwriter and/or fictional television writer.
• All ownership and rights to the scripts submitted to this contest remains with the original rights holders.
• Submissions are accepted via electronic submission only, between the dates listed above and at https://industrialscripts.com/titan-screenwriting-contest/
• Entry fees are as stated above.
• Optional feedback from a professional script consultant may be requested at the time of entry. Requests for feedback after an entry is submitted can be accepted but you will need to pay a fresh entry fee.
• The maximum page lengths of the type of material you can submit are listed above.
• There is no limit to the number of projects you may submit, and you may submit one project in multiple categories for an extra fee.
• Entries must be received on or before the deadline dates by 11:59PM Pacific Time, and submission fee payment must be made in full at time of the submission. All entry fees are non-refundable. Any script submitted after the Final Entry Deadline will be disqualified, and any project submitted after any of the deadlines will be subject to a higher entry fee as detailed above.
• All submitted material must be original, and all rights must be wholly owned by the writer(s).
• Material must be submitted by the writer. Material written by writing teams must be submitted by one of the writers, with consent of the other(s).
• If a writing team is chosen as a winner, prizes will be given to the person who submits the project. Each team is responsible for dividing or sharing the prize money. Up to a maximum of two writers per winning project may participate in the non-commercial winners’ benefits (ie the winners’ hangout).
• Substitutions of either corrected pages or new drafts of the entered material will be allowed for 72 hours with a $10 re-entry fee through Coverfly. Please proofread your script carefully before submitting. If you did not originally submit via Coverfly you will need to pay a fresh application fee and re-submit. In the event you advance to the Semi-Final Round of the contest you will be invited to submit the latest draft of your script for the final two rounds of judging, free of charge.
• It is recommended that original material be registered with the WGA or The Library of Congress before submitting to any competition, however registration is not a formal pre-requisite for entry.
• Adaptations of books, plays, or any other source material written by another author are not eligible under any circumstances. A script that you have adapted from your own book, play, or other source material is eligible if you have retained all film and television rights to the property.
• Judges, sponsors, administrators, and independent contractors who work with or for Industrial Scripts or The TITAN Awards are not eligible to enter the competition, nor are their spouses or other immediate family members.
• Decisions of the Judges are final and may not be disputed. Our Judges are instructed and agree to evaluate scripts based on our standard Judging Procedure; however, the TITAN Awards contest and its administrators may not be held responsible for any errors or omissions on the part of the Judges.
• Writers who reside in countries other than the United States are welcome to enter the contest; however, all scripts must be submitted in English and entry fees must be paid in U.S. dollars. Entry in the competition is void where prohibited by law.
• These Rules of Entry are also governed by Industrial Scripts Terms & Conditions, which can be viewed in full, here.