FIRST SCENE SCREENPLAY CONTEST
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Screenplay Submissions and Competitions FULL FEEDBACK on your screenplay from our committee of Professional Screenwriters, Production Heads and Script Consultants.
Are you just starting off your screenplay and want immediate feedback on your first scenes/first moments of your script? Send your first scene (or first moments - 10pg. limit) and get feedback. FINALISTS get their first scene read at the MONTHLY WILDsound Screenplay Festival (see video on right for example of what you'll get when you win). Great way to promote your script!
Submissions take 3-5 weeks for evaluation. Looking for screenplays from all over the world. | CLICK HERE to submit your TV Pilot/Spec Script CLICK HERE to submit your One Page Screenplay |
| EXCITING WRITING AND FILM CONTESTS - FULL FEEDBACK on ALL ENTRIES |  SUBMIT your TV PILOT or TV SPEC ScriptOriginal or script from existing show! |  SUBMIT your FILMFeature or short films. Get it seen and moderated! |
Why this is the #1 Screenplay Festival and Contest in the World today!
- 0ffers screenwriters at all levels the fantastic opportunity to hear their scripts read aloud using TOP PROFESSIONAL ACTORS in front of a sold out crowd of their peers.
- Then after the script is read, they get to hear feedback from a selected INDUSTRY PROFESSIONAL who will moderate the event and facilitate a Q&A with the audience:
WATCH Short Screenplays of the past winning scripts!
WATCH Feature Screenplays of the past winning scripts!
- One of the best places in the world for the writers to sell their script.
- No matter what happens, you will receive full feedback on your script by our established WILDsound Reading Committee. No other place in the world will you get coverage for the price you pay.
- Even if you're just looking for feedback of your script, this is the festival for you.
- If you make the event, it's a great place to network and meet people in the industry to help push your career.
- If you can't make the event, no problem. As you be able to see the video and reactions of your works online. And it's there for all to see! And these videos garner 1000s of views online. Some of the screenplay readings are more popular than actual studio films made!
- Also, all winners get to be a guest on WILDsound's popular coast to coast radio show and promote your script and your career to the world!
script TODAY
You will receive feedback
on your script in 3-5 weeks
The RULES are simple:
1. Write your first scene/first moments. Edit the heck out of it.
2. Email your script to info@wildsound.ca in .pdf, .doc, .wpd, .rtf, or .fdr format.
In the body in the email please add your:
- FULL NAME
- CITY AND COUNTRY
- TITLE OF SCRIPT
- TYPE OF SCRIPT (1st scene entry)
- (optional) and a 1-2 line synopsis of your screenplay.
OR send your submission with a check for $20 to: WILDsound Film Festival, 77 St. Clair Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4T 1M5.
PLEASE ADD YOUR FULL CONTACT INFO (especially email address) on the title page of your script!
| 3. Pay the $20 submission fee via the green button below (credit card or payment account) or include a cheque payable to WILDsound Film Festival. Please put your full contact info (name, email address) on a title page |
ALL SUBMITTED SCRIPTS GET FULL FEEDBACK - The goal of the WILDsound Film and Screenplay Festival is to help everyone involved grow as an artist, so we will offer feedback to jump start you to your next draft.
SCREENPLAY SUBMISSIONS - To see firsthand what our festival is all about:
WATCH Short Screenplays of the past winning scripts!
WATCH Feature Screenplays of the past winning scripts!
There is no reading series like it!
Over the last two years WILDsound has given many screenwriters the opportunity to network with other filmmakers, distributors, agents and producers. We have read over 320 scripts, 75 of which have been produced and are now appearing at various film festivals, theaters and TV networks all over the world.
But mainly what this contest does is give exposure to the writer. They will be able to obtain a solid agent, plus get notice by producers looking for writers to work on their scripts.
