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Hollywood is listening.

Contests

The Industry Insider Screenwriting Contest
Turn an A-list logline into a killer script!
Writers on the Storm
iScript Prizes! We sponsored this online screenplay-writing contest for 2009.
Write On!
iScript Prizes! We sponsored this online writers' support group for 2009.
The Movie Deal!
The screenplay contest that gets your script produced. Win a production deal!
Very Short Movies
iScript Prizes! We sponsored the comedy award for the 2008 VSM Festival, and gave away iScripts to various winners.
Scriptapalooza
12th Annual Screenwriting Competition.
Horror Screenplay Contest
We sponsored this competition specifically for horror genre screenplays.
Holiday Screenplay Contest
We sponsored this competition specifically for holiday genre screenplays.
Big Break
iScript Prizes! We sponsored this 8th Annual International Screenwriting Contest.

Partners

Press

Press clippings have been moved to their own page.

Resources

Simply Scripts
The premier resource for scripts, screenplays and transcripts on the net. Read movie scripts, television teleplays, radio transcripts from the golden age of radio, anime scripts and transcripts and plays. View our showcase of original scripts from some of the hottest writers on the net.
International Screenwriter's Association
Get your screenplay synopsis in front of producers.
Screenplay Contests
Home of the world's most popular screenplay contests.
My Script Needs Help!
Studio trained pros. From coverage and story development to ghostwriting.
Daily Script
Movie Scripts and Movie Screenplays in proper screen writing format. The Ultimate Screenwriters Resource.

Expo

Screenwriting Expo
We've had a booth every year since 2007 at this expo presented by Creative Screenwriting Magazine. Thank you to everyone who stopped by!

Protection

Writers Guild Registry
Note that you do not need to be a guild member in order to use the registry service.
US Copyright Office


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