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You
can win even if you've never written a single scene...
The
Great Movie And TV Loglines Contest--
Seeking The Top 100 New
Movie or TV Script Loglines
Do you have a great story to pitch to movie producers or a TV
showrunner?
Here's a new way to get it noticed: write a great logline.
Enter it into this contest. If it's one of
the best,
we'll get it to producers, agents, and
managers.
This unique (and easy and inexpensive) contest
is an opportunity
for produced
screenwriters, screenwriters with scripts ready to show,
and writers who have not yet written a script.
Writers with completed scripts can enter in the "Master" Division.
But even if you're entirely new to
screenwriting and
want to know
whether you have a great story, you can enter. This is the only screenwriting contest you
can win without writing a single scene.
How
The Contest Works--
1. You write a movie logline.
2. You register by clicking the button above.
3. You submit your logline to the contest in one of these divisions:
- Master Screenwriter
Division: for
writers who have finished screenplays ready to send out.
Getting
your logline published in Creative Screenwriting is a great way to
generate requests* for your script.
- New Screenwriter Division:
for those who are just thinking about whether to commit the
time to learn how and write a screenplay, or who have a screenplay
that is not yet ready for prime time. Getting your logline
published in Creative
Screenwriting might be
exactly the boost you need to make that decision to give screenwriting
a try, or to re-dedicate yourself to finishing and polishing that
script. And who knows--your logline might be just great
enough to
generate a request* from a production company or agent to discuss your
idea.
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REQUESTS:
If your logline is among the published top 100, we
will pass your contact information to producers, agents, and
managers so they can contact you.
New
Writers May Ask: "What IS a Logline?"
A
logline is
one or two sentences explaining what the story is and why it is unique.
The purpose of a logline is to act as an
advertising "teaser" or like a news
headline or a sales slogan. It whets the reader's
appetite to
read the full story.
And that is all that you need to win this contest -- a
well-written sentence or two on a great story. You could
be Hollywood's next big discovery.
What
Makes A Winning Logline?
See the "Details--How
To Win" page for guidance and links
to great sources of information on low to write a great logline.
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Cash Prizes:
The fully range of prizes is listed on the "Prizes
And Rules" page. In addition, business
partners of ours sometimes offer valuable courses and services.
Access And Publicity-- The Best
Prizes
For most writers, the biggest benefit of entering this
contest is it gets you past the gatekeepers and closed doors of the
movie and TV business the easy way -- in our magazine. The
top 50
best loglines will be published in Creative Screenwriting
Magazine.
Plus, 50 more -- the top 100 in all -- will be
published at
this site for movie
and TV execs to see year 'round. And we will
provide your contact
information to execs who want to reach you.
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To
register for the contest now, click the "Register" button at
the top of any page.
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