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The BlueCat Screenplay Competition is proud to announce
the 2002 winner, Colleen De Maio, author of THE CADDY. Selected from 580 scripts, this delightful reimagination of Billy Wilder's THE APARTMENT set in high school circa 2002 took our top prize of $5000. The ingenuity of the premise of THE CADDY expands wonderfully throughout the script, with bright set pieces fashioned out of whole cloth and witty, crisp dialogue Mr. Wilder I wager would appreciate to no end.
If you would like to contact Colleen to read her script and discuss representation, please call her at (805) 478-6201 or email her at colleen_demaio@yahoo.com
Every year, we select a very small number of finalists from which we choose our winner. All BlueCat finalists display a greatness in their scripts, and I would highly recommend reading all these gifted screenplays. I liked them all!
Fever by Lucky Jones
(863) 424-2538 | LuckyJaxJones@yahoo.com
When a young girl is left orphaned during the flu epidemic of 1918, she's placed in the custody of an aunt who may be deadlier than the virus.
The Legend of Elos Mountain by Kevin Wilson
(770) 591-1909 | kmogram@aol.com
In ancient times, an Indian boy held as a slave seeks his destiny as a shaman.
Peashooter by Colin Preston
310 889-9833 | colinpreston@yahoo.com
A dark comedy about the world's first non-identical Siamese twins who hate each other until a shared criminal goal shows them that life was far easier when they were their own worst enemies.
To Stella, Love Joey by Russell Sommers
[011 44] 207 435 2529 (in London) russellsommers@hotmail.com
Famous playwright, George Bernard Shaw, jeopardizes his happy marriage when he falls desperately in love with temperamental actress, Mrs. Patrick Campbell, while pursuing her to play the part of Eliza Doolittle in "Pygmalion."
Zachary's Love by Gregory Synstelien
(661) 478-4612 | UffdaGreg@aol.com
An embittered young man endures psychotherapy to shed light on why his life has lapsed into a delusional fog of imaginary men and moth tattoos.
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