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May 19, 2009, 1:09:21 PM5/19/09
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Your winning Screenplay is worth $2000!

The 2009 DC Shorts Screenwriting Competition regular deadline is May 31 — hurry and enter today!

http://dcshorts.com

The DC Shorts Screenplay Competition (October 15-18, 2009) is a very different kind of screenwriting competition. A panel of judges consisting of filmmakers, screenwriters and critics will review and provide condensed coverage (feedback) for scripts of 15 pages or less. A set of finalists (5–7) will be featured during ScriptDC — a weekend of screenwriting events for DC regional writer and filmmakers, where their scripts will be read in front of a live audience — and one will walk away with $2,000 to shoot their project!

Finalists receive complimentary registration to attend ScriptDC (http://scriptdc.com) and, with the assistance of local directors and agents, cast a live reading of the script from a bank of actors. Finalists will have ample time to rehearse their table reading with optional guidance from a theater director. The live readings will be performed in front of an audience, who will vote on their favorite. These votes, along with the scores of the judges, will determine a competition winner.

More information about our 2009 DC Shorts Screenwriting Competition's deadlines and fees is found at http://dcshorts.com
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