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2002 SCREENPLAY COMPETITION WINNERS!
TOP 3:
1st prize winner
SPY by Thomas R. Lewis
2nd prize winner
DARK MATTER by Regina Glei
3rd prize winner
FINAL AWAKENING by Amir Mann
SHORTS:
FINAL AWAKENING by Amir Mann
Jim has a recurring nightmare that forces him to question his own reality.
TERRENCE M. COTTON IN: THE CASE OF THE LADY FROM SOCKHOLM by Lynn Lamousin
A sock-puppet film-noir: gumshoe Terrence M. Cotton investigates the unravelling of high-end hosiery.
BIG BUDGET:
IRISH LUCK by Sean Corrigan
A talented thief devises a plan to pay off gambling debts in Atlantic City.
SPY by Thomas R. Lewis
A young man, seeking answers from the past, begins a game of 'cat and mouse' with a retired Russian spy.
COMEDY:
MONSTER BOYS by Jay Craft
Two pawn-shop demigods in rural Texas struggle to maintain their reign of terror over their county.
YOU AGAIN by Jerry Giordano and Miles Grose
A psychologist and his patient slowly realize they are aquaintences (and enemies) from past lives.
LOW BUDGET:
BEHIND THE MASK by David Stiewe
In a behind-the-scenes mockumentary, an up-and-coming serial killer learns the in-and-outs of the trade.
DEATHLESSNESS by Darin Latimer
A book collector's obsession with the diary of a dead woman leads to romance and murder.
SCI-FI:
DARK MATTER by Regina Glei
Lost for 12 years, a survivor of the spaceship Luminous helps castaways escape from a mysterious planet.
ROTTINGHORSE by Bill Fesh
Lured into repairing an abandoned railroad, a convict is tossed into a gruesome leper colony near Texas.
2002 Screenplay Competition Semifinalists
SHORTS:
THE ADVENTURES OF ROMAN by Anny Slater
FINAL AWAKENING by Amir Mann
HOW'S MY DRIVING by Jason Perlman
MIME AND PUNISHMENT by Scott Allegrucci
TERRENCE M. COTTON IN: THE CASE OF THE LADY FROM SOCKHOLM by Lynn Lamousin
BIG BUDGET:
HIGH MOON by Scott Sullivan
IRISH LUCK by Sean Corrigan
SPY by Thomas R. Lewis
STRAIGHT AHEAD by Michael North
TO STELLA LOVE JOEY by Russell Sommers
COMEDY:
ANOTHER 3-YEARS: THE AWFUL LIFE OF DEXTER WILLIS by Rohit Rao and
Peter Nelson
LOVE & LARCENY by Martha McCoy
MONSTER BOYS by Jay Craft
TEENORAMA by Michael Bucklin
YOU AGAIN by Jerry Giordano and Miles Grose
LOW BUDGET:
BEHIND THE MASK by David Stiewe
DEATHLESSNESS by Darin Latimer
HAWKRIDGE by John A.C. Kennedy
THE RAMONA ROSES by Janet Borrus
OUT OF LOVE by Michael Maitland
SCI-FI
THE EYEDALLION by Sean Condon
DARK MATTER by Regina Glei
HANNAHıS ADVENTURES IN SPACE by Robert Sidney Mellette
LIQUID MESSIAH by Frank Kelly
ROTTINGHORSE by Bill Fesh
Slamdance began in January 1995 when a group of first-time directors
screened their films as an alternative to Sundance Film Festival. Our
objective today is to recognize and support new filmmakers and screenwriters
on an ongoing basis.
Now in its seventh year, the screenplay competition has evolved into five
genre-specific categories recognizing the unuusal, the brilliant, the never
before imagined.
Submissions are scored on character development, story, dialogue, structure
and originality. New in 2002, we will recognize semi-finalists in the
following genre-specific categories: Big Budget, No-Low Budget, Sci Fi,
Comedy, and shorts.
An increasingly popular aspect of the competition is that writers are
invited to call for feedback on their submissions. This way writers who
aren't officially recognized can still receive input on their work.
For more information, see our press release at Propaganda. Many thanks to everyone who entered, and don't forget to call about your Screenplay Coverage!
2003 Screenplay Competition
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