2014 BlueCat Screenplay Competition
Call for Screenplays

MOVIE TITLE CONTEST DEADLINE AUGUST 1


In the spirit of our commitment to the development of screenwriters worldwide, the BlueCat Screenplay Competition holds a longstanding tradition of giving written notes to every screenplay submitted. Each Feature screenplay entered receives two analyses, while each Short screenplay receives one.

All Screenplays submitted by August 1st will receive their feedback by September 1st. ($60 features, $40 shorts)  

All screenplays entered by August 1st, 2013 will be automatically entered in our Movie Title Contest. Three winners will be determined by the votes of current 2014 BlueCat entrants and awarded $250 each.

Best Feature Screenplay $15,000 Grand Prize; Four Finalists $2500

Best Short Screenplay $10,000 Grand Prize; Three Finalists $1500

Best UK Feature Screenplay $1500 Prize

Best International Feature Screenplay $1500

Best Movie Title: Three Winners $250 each

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I've submitted a second script, Bad Penguin to the competition this year.  I doubt I'll win the title contest, but I'm not really entering for that.


Phil

I missed this deadline, Phil.

I'm aiming for September.

I entered Blucat a few years ago with my druid script.  I thought I stood a chance with the title contest.  The winning title was so over the top, I thought the writer wrote a script around it.


Phil

Do you feel any of your scripts are worth the winning spot?  

ALL MY SCRIPTS ARE WORTH THE ^#*%@! WINNING SPOT!!!!


I actually feel confident in both my entries this year as I've done more rewrites with them and paid more attention to feedback than I have with other scripts in the past.


Phil

Quoted from Phil The winning title was so over the top

Agreed here.  Last year, I shook my head at some of them.

Of course, even though I entered my scripts early just for the lower entry fee, I won't complain if I get the Best Title.

I think the best titles are voted on by the people who've already entered, aren't they?  This is the first year I got the stories in early.