$40k Cash Prizes for 2020's Winners
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FEATURE CONTEST
OPENS 1ST MARCH
In
addition to awarding $10,000
to our Grand Prize Winner, we will now be awarding $1000 to each of our SEVEN Genre
Prize Winners:
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- Best
Action/Adventure Screenplay
- Best
Comedy Screenplay
- Best
Drama Screenplay
- Best
Family Screenplay
- Best
Sci-Fi Screenplay
- Best
Thriller Screenplay
- Best
Horror Screenplay
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Our
winners scripts will be sent to our Judges, Directors and Industry Roster.
Other prizes include script development with our team, free enrollment into
our Screenwriting Course led by former UCLA Head of Screenwriting, Richard
Walter, Final Draft 11 Software + more...
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The Top
5 scripts in each genre will become our Finalists. The
overall winners will be chosen from these finalists. The Grand Prize Winner
can be from any genre.
Our
finalists scripts will also be sent to our Judges, Directors and Industry
Roster. They will receive free enrollment to our Screenwriting Course.
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TV PILOT CONTEST
OPENS 1ST MARCH
We will
be awarding a Grand
Prize of $5,000 to each of our 1 Hour and ½ Hour TV Pilot Winners.
The
Runners Up in each category will receive $500.
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Our
winners scripts will be sent to our Judges, Directors and Industry Roster.
Other prizes include script development with our team, free enrollment into
our Screenwriting Course led by former UCLA Head of Screenwriting, Richard
Walter, Final Draft 11 Software + more...
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The Top
10 scripts in each category will become our Finalists. The
overall winners and runners up will be chosen from these finalists.
Our
finalists' scripts will also be sent to our Judges, Directors and Industry
Roster. They will receive free enrollment to our Screenwriting Course.
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OUR SHORT FILM FUND IS NOW OPEN
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WIN A FILM GRANT OF BETWEEN $10-15K + FREE equipment provided
by ARRI Rental
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Thanks,
The Shore Scripts Team
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Stereotypical stories stay at home, archetypal stories travel.
From Charlie Chaplin to Ingmar Bergman, from Satyajit Ray to Woody Allen, the
master storytellers give audiences the double-edged encounter they crave.
First, the anthropological pleasure of discovering a world they do not know.
Second, once inside this alien world, they find themselves. Deep within these
characters and their conflicts the audience discover their own humanity.
"McKee's great insight and knowledge
in
storytelling is unparalleled."
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LOS ANGELES
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
NEW YORK
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
LONDON
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17
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Writing Stories that Audiences Crave
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Stereotypical stories stay at home, archetypal stories
travel. From Charlie Chaplin to Ingmar Bergman, from Satyajit Ray to Woody
Allen, the master storytellers give audiences the double-edged encounter
they crave.
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First, the anthropological pleasure of discovering a world
they do not know. Second, once inside this alien world, they find
themselves. Deep within these characters and their conflicts the audience
discover their own humanity.
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But if it was as simple as discovering the unknown, then why
don't audiences just read or watch non-fiction? The answer is simple. They
want to enter a world they don't know, but discover characters that are
human beings at heart just like them.
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Audiences crave stories that are
culturally-specific,
but universally human.
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Robert McKee's STORY Seminar fosters stories of archetypal power and beauty that will
give the world this dual pleasure. Over the course of three intense days,
McKee teaches:
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- Story design: the
meaning and substance of story
- Story structure
and mapping the story universe
- The principles of character
dimension
and design
- The composition of scenes
- The writer's method: the
creative process from inspiration to final draft.
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The STORY Seminar empowers your command of the storytelling
craft, freeing you to express your original vision of life, lifting your
talent beyond convention to create stories of distinctive substance,
structure and style.
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Learn the art of storytelling
at a McKee STORY
Seminar this spring.
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Learn to give the audience what it wants,
but not in a way
it expects.
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No story can be made to work without an understanding of the
reactions and anticipations of the audience. You must shape your story in a
way that both expresses your vision and satisfies the audience's
expectations.
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During Robert
McKee's GENRE Seminars you'll learn how story flows from a
tradition of core events, characters, and values delineated by the genre in
which you write. Your first task is to identify the genre, or combination
of genres that will inspire your creativity. The second is to master its
possibilities.
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"My
five days spent with visionary Robert McKee was a cascade of revelations.
You could almost hear the clicking inside my head as McKee ticked off
answers to questions I could barely articulate."
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— ERICA
FERENCIK, Author
(NYC GENRE Festival
Alumnus, Fall 2019)
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Master your genre.
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2020 © Shore Scripts Screenwriting
Competition
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Our Short Film Fund is NOW OPEN!
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The
Shore Scripts Short Film Fund offers an opportunity for emerging
screenwriters and filmmakers to have their short film financed and
produced.
14 Award-Winning Judges will read the best scripts and decide
on this year’s Grand Prize Winner(s).
2020’s Fund will award production financing for at least one
short film with an allocated budget of up to $15,000 per project,
with a minimum budget of $10,000.
Plus, our sponsor ARRI
Rental will provide free production equipment rental for
the duration of the production.
The Fund welcomes submissions from screenwriters and
filmmakers from around the world. Screenplays must be in English
and cannot exceed 30 pages.
The winning production(s) can be filmed in any country.
We will offer end-to-end support from script development to
post-production services and promotion.
Our previous Fund winners have had their films screened at Tribeca, BFI London Film Festival,
Austin, Edinburgh, Encounters, LSFF and many others.
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Our Grand Prize winner(s) will receive a
production budget of up to $15,000,
with a minimum of $10,000. The resulting short film will be sent to our Judges,
Industry
and Directors
Roster. That’s over
200 of the best people working in the industry who will see your work.
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ARRI Rental will provide free camera rental equipment for the duration of
the shoot.
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Every writer who enters receives a Free 20-page booklet on How to Get Your Screenplay Produced.
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PLUS, our Grand Prize Winner will receive a Free
Pass to the RAINDANCE FILM FESTIVAL, and a Free copy of Final Draft.
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Top 5 Finalists will also receive an exclusive feedback report from one of
our Short Judges with suggestions on How You Can Further Develop Your
Screenplay, plus a Free copy of Final Draft.
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Top 15 Finalists - Your script will be sent to our Judges, Directors Roster
& specially chosen members of our Industry Roster. All of our finalists
will receive Free access to our Ultimate Screenwriting Course, led by the
former Head of Screenwriting at UCLA, Richard Walter.
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Our
2019 Winner A Young
Man's Game is currently in pre-production with Furlined
and will be shooting soon in the UK.
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Miss
Fortunate, starring Alex Lawther and Ben
Whishaw, is in post-production with our roster director Ella Jones.
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Best Seller is currently on the
festival circuit. It has already played at Rome, Holly Shorts, New
Orleans & others.
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The Orgy had its US Premiere
at the Austin Film Festival.
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Salam was Nominated for Best
Short at 2018’s Tribeca Film Fest.
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Behind the Scenes on our The Naked Man shoot, starring
Alisha Boe & Daryl Sabara.
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