Top 1000 Genres

[emwitty]

For those of you who made the cut, what genres were your scripts in?

[Jami]

Thriller. While some marked me thriller/horror, others marked it has thriller/drama.

Jami

[sppeterson]

Horror here, with a couple thrillers added and one Sci-fi/Action. <<<These are what the reviewers called it, BTW.

[RKBentley]

Of the 7 reviews I had:

3 Rated it as horror. 2 Horror Thriller. 1 Thriller. 1 Action Horror

[ArgoWriter]

Mine was a Thriller.

[KeyframeCEO]

Horror/Thriller. One noted it as Drama also.

[sleepyhead]

Looking at the tittles, the vast majority seem to be of the thriller/sci fi/action variety.

[bottomlesscup]

thriller/comedy

[Jack0902]

Thriller, although one rated it as a thriller/drama.

[Augie Kestrel]

"Mene, mene, shekel, parsem".

If you didn't enter a horror or thriller script, you'd have been better off contributing your entry fee to the March of Dimes.

[CeeDub1]

Horror/Drama

[Papa Cap]

Mine was an action/comedy.

Three I reviewed made the top 1k and they were:
2x Coming-of-age Comedy
Adventure

PapaCap
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[emwitty]

Hmm, most of you have horror/thrillers. I guess that's what they really are looking for this year. Good luck to y'all! :)

[blackrooster]

Strangely, I had a high school drama -- Fall to Pieces -- get through the first round.

The problem for me is that each of my scripts -- except maybe one -- has a big element that can't be done on a low budget. I can get around a couple of these, but FTP has both a fire and car crash, the latter of which is critical to the story. My time travel one, which was rated the second highest, I believe, has special effects, albeit only a few, that are necessary so as not to confuse the viewer. I would almost prefer to get to the top 5 or 3, not win, and then have the opportunity to get one done on a higher budget.

[Riskbreaker]

Supernatural Thriller