Everywhere by Thomas Louis Castiglione - Dramedy - Three girlfriends assist in helping one of the girlfriends overcome her loss of her Martine fiancé in the Afghanistan war. 130 pages

contest: Won best screenplay at the Buffalo/Niagara Film Festival, the Honolulu Film Awards and finalist at the Hollywood Screenwriter's competition. Also, selected at the Mediterranean Film Festival, Switzerland International Film Festival, Birmingham Film Festival, Florida Silver Screen Festival. - pdf, format

Writer interested in feedback on this work

The contest placement top 25% is a bit off-putting cause as Yoda said: There is no try.

Title and logline, on the other hand, make a very good impression.

Top margin on p1 is too wide.

You don't need MOS, because there is no important sound to notice until those gun shots go off anyway.

Other stuff in slugs is equally unnecessary: Continous, Early Morning etc.

Why complicate things and give two-liners for a simple scene heading?

This whole title song stuff reads as a production thing, at least the way you present it here. If you think you need the song, mention it, and then get along.

This whole paragraph

The dreamy, mystical, introductory sounds of the title song
create a floating through the clouds aura, with clouds
separating, the vision of the island of MAUI is below.
Tiffany's sweaty face is noticed jogging on the beach with
her two friends. MINDY MING (mostly MING)(sweetly cute and
straightlaced) and SASHA SING (attractive, flirty,sharp
witted)jogging with Tiffany in a friendly competition, Sasha
enjoying some elbow cheating. The MUSIC fades as they catch
their breath on the beach.
…

comes from nowhere since there wasn't any slug saying we're in Maui, and on its own, the execution is more than questionable to me.

Work on simplicity and straight storytelling. This screenwriting is so outlandishly designed that I get no connection… and get no pleasure.

This should be fun for me, but it's so laden with NOT-STORY, that I can't find some joy.

Sorry, but perhaps some clear feedback, even if negative, may help you to reconsider…

Anyway, get on and
best of luck