Best Sizzle Reel, Movie Trailer, or Pitch Deck:
- Marquee placement at The Screening Room to drive online exposure to the industry.
- Free admission to "Money for Your Movie: Guaranteed" for proven film financing strategies.
- Live screening and marketing analysis with WGA, DGA, and SAG judges.
Best Screenplay, TV Pilot, or Short Script:
- Live story conference with an award-winning senior WGA judge.
- Promotional placement at The Screening Room for exposure.
- Written studio-grade analysis.
- Four-month InkTip Pro membership and free MovieBytes.com listing.
Screenplay and media submissions are accepted electronically only.
Scripts must be in PDF format with the title only in the file name. Media submissions may be PDF, MP4, or YouTube links within FilmFreeway guidelines.
There is no limit to the number of scripts or media files you may submit.
Material must be received by midnight of each deadline date and fees are non-refundable.
Page limits: short film scripts 30 pages, television scripts 70 pages, feature screenplays 130 pages. Entries exceeding limits incur a 20% reading fee surcharge.
Pitch decks are limited to 20 slides, sizzle reels to three minutes, and trailers to seven minutes.
All material must be original and wholly owned by the writer or writers submitting.
Scripts must be submitted by the credited writer with consent of co-writers; media entries must include writer-director names.
All writers must be credited on title pages.
Winning teams are responsible for dividing prizes.
Once submitted, material is promptly assigned to analysts and judges. Revisions or new drafts require a separate entry.
Multiple entries and levels of analysis are accepted but each must be entered individually.
By submitting, you authorize the contest to use trusted third-party services for hosting, managing, or transmitting submission files and to promote winning projects.
All copyright and derivative rights remain with the original authors.
By submitting, writers agree to hold Butterfly Beach Media Inc. harmless and acknowledge that all scores are final and subjective.