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Entry
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5/1/2006 (early)
6/1/2006 (regular)
6/30/2006 (late) |
$35
(by 5/01/2006)
$40 (by 6/01/2006)
$45 (by 6/30/2006) |
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| Award:
$3000 |
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| Other
Awards/Prizes: Valuable industry exposure, attention from Hollywood producers, directors, and literary agents. Free listing in Script Marketplace and Hollywood Bugle. Placement of your logline, synopsis, treatment and/or script on our password protected web site. |
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| Anything but Hollywood is dedicated to the great story, a unique and compelling idea that exists somewhere out there. It may be 120 pages with correct spelling and two brads and perfectly formatted, but then again it may not. We believe it doesn’t have to. Send us your scripts and we will read them with one thought in mind: the story. We don’t care if the dialogue is a little shaky or the actions are to long, all that matters is that it is a good story. Of course it is like finding a needle in a haystack but that is what screenwriting competitions are all about. Thousands of people in Hollywood are trying to find the next great story but the system is broke and they are unwilling to fix it. That’s where we step in. |
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| Notification
Date:
Fall 2006. |
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| Eligibility:
All writers must be over 18 years of age. |
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Rules:
Submissions must be an original work of the applicant and not based, in whole or part, on another author’s work.
Submissions may not be under option at the time of entry nor at the time the material is chosen as a finalist or Grand prizewinner. If said script is sold or optioned during the judging period, the writer will automatically be disqualified.
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