I thought I would give you a preview of the email you will be getting from Creative Screenwriting. And I couldn't resist the irony of posting as a response to Fem Joys post...It's so hard to be called second tier when we give away 3-6 times as much cash as the other "second tier" contests and 10 times more in prizes. And look what else you get....
One of the things that makes the Expo 6 Screenplay Competition so special is that if you don't take down the $20,000 Grand Prize, there's still plenty to win. The top 20 semifinalists in the feature category win almost $1000 in prizes each. They get John Trubys' Blockbuster story development software, a subscription to Creative Screenwriting, entrance to Expo 6 and a little bit of blood, sweat and tears in the form of notes from screenplay consultant Julie Gray at The Script Whisperer.
This is a way for Julie to give back to the Expo and for her it is a bit like a homecoming. She was the first winner of the Writers Boot Camp Award a few years back. After she graduated from Writers Boot Camp, she got a manager. Her writing partner and her have written three psychological thrillers, one of which is currently being considered by A-list actors.
Julie started her company The Script Whisperer to encourage and empower writers of all levels and leave them with the tools they need to write better scripts time after time. Julie's blog, The Rouge Wave, has become a popular destination in the blogosphere for aspiring screenwriters. She calls it, "a happy corner of the screenwriting universe where writers come to be inspired, motivated and edu-tained"
The Expo 6 Competition gives away $150,000 in prizes and productions, more than any other screenplay contest. But the Expo 6 Competition's sponsors like Julie's The Script Whisperer allow us to give our writers more than a check and a pat on the back. They allow us to give our entrants insight and one-on-one dialogue to grow as a writer. If you want to say thanks to our sponsors, visit them: CreativeScreenwriting, Truby Studios and The Script Whisperer.
Enter the contest right now or click here to get more information.
Regular deadline is July 31st. Enter now and save.
If you have any questions, please contact Expo 6 Competition Coordinator, Jim Mercurio.
One of the things that makes the Expo 6 Screenplay Competition so special is that if you don't take down the $20,000 Grand Prize, there's still plenty to win. The top 20 semifinalists in the feature category win almost $1000 in prizes each. They get John Trubys' Blockbuster story development software, a subscription to Creative Screenwriting, entrance to Expo 6 and a little bit of blood, sweat and tears in the form of notes from screenplay consultant Julie Gray at The Script Whisperer.
This is a way for Julie to give back to the Expo and for her it is a bit like a homecoming. She was the first winner of the Writers Boot Camp Award a few years back. After she graduated from Writers Boot Camp, she got a manager. Her writing partner and her have written three psychological thrillers, one of which is currently being considered by A-list actors.
Julie started her company The Script Whisperer to encourage and empower writers of all levels and leave them with the tools they need to write better scripts time after time. Julie's blog, The Rouge Wave, has become a popular destination in the blogosphere for aspiring screenwriters. She calls it, "a happy corner of the screenwriting universe where writers come to be inspired, motivated and edu-tained"
The Expo 6 Competition gives away $150,000 in prizes and productions, more than any other screenplay contest. But the Expo 6 Competition's sponsors like Julie's The Script Whisperer allow us to give our writers more than a check and a pat on the back. They allow us to give our entrants insight and one-on-one dialogue to grow as a writer. If you want to say thanks to our sponsors, visit them: CreativeScreenwriting, Truby Studios and The Script Whisperer.
Enter the contest right now or click here to get more information.
Regular deadline is July 31st. Enter now and save.
If you have any questions, please contact Expo 6 Competition Coordinator, Jim Mercurio.
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