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All the judging is done by 90 production companies.
Entertainment Weekly Magazine calls us 'One of the Best'
We promote the top 13 winners for a full year
Finalists, Semifinalists and quarterfinalists get requested consistently

Final Deadline April 15, 2009

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The Scriptapalooza Screenwriting Competition, was founded in 1998, and has generated heat, publicity and a reputation that demands respect.  Scriptapalooza, Inc., along with its various divisions was created to nurture talent and create opportunities.  Storytellers come from all over the world and from all walks of life, because of the simple fact that everyone has a story. Scriptapalooza's goal: to seek out that storyteller and honor their script with a grand prize of $10,000.   Each year dozens of production companies and literary representatives sign on as participants to read our winners, finalists and semifinalists.

 

Here's why you should choose Scriptapalooza Script Coverage. We are considered the best coverage service in the industry by agents, managers, producers and screenwriters.

Your complete script is analyzed - from page 1 to the last page!  We do coverage on screenplays, TV scripts and novels too...

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A writer can't afford NOT to have their script professionally analyzed and critiqued prior to submitting it to the industry for two major reasons: Industry Response and
Script/Writer Development.

INDUSTRY RESPONSE:

Getting industry feedback and industry impression of your work without getting a "pass" is essential. No matter what the submission channels it goes through in the industry, it will be covered by a reader. Prior to going out to the industry with your script, you want to make sure you are putting forward the best version of your script possible. This script is your calling card, your writing sample. It will get into doors before you do and you want to make sure it creates opportunities for you.

SCRIPT AND WRITER DEVELOPMENT:

The priceless feedback a professional reader can give the writer as it relates to their script cannot be found in any screenwriting book. You may know the basics, but how to apply your story within that framework is the difference between an attention grabbing script and one that misses the mark entirely and is passed over. For a writer setting out to have a long-term writing career it isn't just about the one big sale, although that is part of it. It is about being a fantastic writer and having longevity in the professional screenwriting world. In order to continue improving, not only the script, but the writer as well, having your script get coverage is one of the best steps towards both goals.

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