With more content and exhibitors than feature films, by far, television writing is an exciting way for aspiring writers to break in.
The Golden Age of Television Competition is looking for writers with new ideas and a strong voice so that we may introduce you to industry players who matter.
There are two categories for submission:
Prizes are focused on helping writers with professional development and making introductions to professionals who offer priceless advice in the field.
Winners of each category receive:
Three runners up in each category receive:
Early bird: August 15th, 2010 ($30)
Regular Deadline: September 15th, 2010 ($40)
Extended Deadline: October 15th, 2010 ($45)
FINAL DEADLINE: November 15th, 2010 ($55)
Submit through Without A Box
Quarter Finals: December 15th
Semi Finals – December 28th
Winner – January 15th, 2011
Many a successful filmmaker has more than a few short films on their resume. Short films are MUCH less expensive to produce and there are plentiful film festivals that welcome this particular art form. Short scripts are a great way for screenwriters to really flex your creative muscles. In 20 pages or less, (minimum 15) can you set up a world, tell a structured story and write a satisfying character arc? Give it a shot – all genres are welcome!
Three runners up in each category receive:
Early Bird: August 15, 2010 ($20)
Regular Deadline: September 15, 2010 ($30)
Extended Deadline: October 15, 2010 ($40)
FINAL DEADLINE: November 15, 2010 ($50)
Quarter Finals: December 15th
Semi Finals – December 28th
27.10.2010 | The Golden Age of Television Competition's blog
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