Wiki Screenplay Contest

Wiki Screenplay Contest

Results Available

"The World's FASTEST Screenplay Contest"

Opened: January 1, 2026
Closed: January 31, 2026

Contest Results

Celebrating 126 award recipients

Award Winner

Paranormal Pete's Perfect Plan

by TL Olsen

Award Winner

Hit Me

by Alex Brown

Award Winner

Atonement

by Brian Baker

All Recipients

Feature Script

102 recipients

AwardScript TitleAuthor
Award Winner
AtonementBrian Baker
Finalist
WHITE CAMELBenjamin H. Sehat
Finalist
PromiseBrian Baker
Finalist
RedemptionBen Colton
Finalist
LexieBrian Baker
Finalist
The FoalJoanna Dack
Finalist
Cracker JaxPeter Hassinger
Finalist
Pup's AngelBrian Baker
Finalist
CattleTom Armstrong
Finalist
NukeBrian Baker
Finalist
Captain JackSalvatore DeLucia
Semifinalist
A Most Mysterious LandNathan Hallauer
Semifinalist
Medicine Creek S1E1 (Pilot) "Blackwater" 1/2026Tom Whelan
Semifinalist
The Unitspolly glenn
Semifinalist
Captain JackSalvatore DeLucia
Semifinalist
Unplayable LieBrian Deininger
Semifinalist
The Alligator ManR.J. Airamid Selrahc
Semifinalist
Queen TomyBrian Baker
Semifinalist
Blood in the GreenJoseph Sullivan
Semifinalist
Pathfinder DownTHOMAS BRANNAGAN
Semifinalist
Lunar WindowBanafsheh Esmailzadeh
Semifinalist
Spoon-fed AddictionSilvano Williams
Semifinalist
Burning WaterLoren Davis
Semifinalist
Made in Korea?Dorit Willenbrock
Semifinalist
American DischordJames Elliott
Semifinalist
Rent-A-MomRaven Petretti-Stamper
Quarterfinalist
Shape Warspolly glenn
Quarterfinalist
RemnantBrian Baker
Quarterfinalist
EmissaryBrian Baker
Quarterfinalist
The Mature Age StudentTom Armstrong
Quarterfinalist
The PalmettoJason Kubik
Quarterfinalist
Unexpected LoveBarbara Holbert
Quarterfinalist
What Terrible Women Do To Terrible MenSamantha Aotaki
Quarterfinalist
This TimeBrian Baker
Quarterfinalist
My Frienemy SatanBrett Martin
Quarterfinalist
Modern Day Slaverypolly glenn
Quarterfinalist
Wrench Kings Pilot: Protocol BreachMichael Moore
Quarterfinalist
The Family TrickElizabeth Appell
Quarterfinalist
Don't Call Me HeroMichael Elliott
Quarterfinalist
All I Want For Christmas...Robert Herold
Quarterfinalist
A Good Conk on The HeadJeff Thelen
Quarterfinalist
E-TownDouglas Wilkinson
Quarterfinalist
ShadowboundAnastasia Rigollet
Quarterfinalist
Hollidays in the CaribbeanKeith Hanson
Quarterfinalist
The World Turned Upside Down - February 2026Dennis O'Flyng
Quarterfinalist
Lake GenevaHoward Kapp
Quarterfinalist
Captain JackSalvatore DeLucia
Quarterfinalist
Christmas HillDan Loschack
Quarterfinalist
Cromwell MansionKevin Barile
Quarterfinalist
Let Freedom RingTL Olsen
Quarterfinalist
Goodnight SweetheartChris Churilla
Quarterfinalist
What's the Point?Nicolas James
Quarterfinalist
Bone BreakersBrian Baker
Quarterfinalist
The InfiniplexBrian Murphy
Quarterfinalist
Captain JackSalvatore DeLucia
Quarterfinalist
Dire StraitsDaniel Pero
Quarterfinalist
Screaming, Crying, Throwing UpBrendan Wade
Quarterfinalist
Dark LatitudeBarry Goldblatt
Quarterfinalist
Drazer University is SlorbageBrett Martin
Quarterfinalist
The Flying SpyJana Vandelaar
Quarterfinalist
Serpent's RunErik Waldman
Quarterfinalist
El PasoVanessa Wais
Quarterfinalist
THE WITCH OF BELLE FLEUR ISABELLE HARDESTY
Quarterfinalist
Casting Tom AwayJason Bauernfeind
Quarterfinalist
The Memory DivideNeil Clarke
Quarterfinalist
To Find His DaughterBrett Slaughter
Quarterfinalist
POLAR BREAKThomas Digiacinto
Quarterfinalist
Jay Wants OutJoffre Silva
Quarterfinalist
Gentlemen of the GridironBirgit Syran Myaard
Quarterfinalist
The Iditarod BandMichael Meyers
Quarterfinalist
A Joke Here SomewhereDavid Strong
Quarterfinalist
A Made GuyR.J. Airamid Selrahc
Quarterfinalist
Have Your Cake and Eat Brains too... (not a sequel)Brian Murphy
Quarterfinalist
Proxy HusbandJonathan Pearson
Quarterfinalist
11:11Cynthia Graf
Quarterfinalist
Big City Nights: Cisero Murphy SagaTyriek Murphy
Quarterfinalist
Last Stop, OrlandoPaulo Henrique Bezerra de Paula Pessoa
Quarterfinalist
PRECURSORSteve Brown
Quarterfinalist
Sunset's Heat (Episode 1: Sunk Cost Panic)Brian Murphy
Quarterfinalist
OppositeMainSpring Books
Quarterfinalist
The RegentJulie Baker
Quarterfinalist
LOVE & BASKETBALL 2: OVERTIMEGwen Burton
Quarterfinalist
KatyaTerry Gehring
Quarterfinalist
Reindeer in the MoonlightLuke Avery
Quarterfinalist
Neon KnightsAaron Hunt
Quarterfinalist
The Faye RealmGenevieve Knights
Quarterfinalist
Run, Tyger, RunM Howard Sewell Jr
Quarterfinalist
BAGELS & SALSALara Reznik
Quarterfinalist
Viking Requiem (Update)Bob Brill
Quarterfinalist
The Odysseys of Candy Appleton Pamela West
Quarterfinalist
Users and AbusersSteven Simone-Friedland
Quarterfinalist
Untold FortunesMorgan Taylor
Quarterfinalist
George Catlett Marshall, An Indispensable American Guardian of Democracy, Based on the True StoryGlenn Price
Quarterfinalist
Prison ProfiteersJosh Chaffin
Quarterfinalist
Prison ProfiteersJosh Chaffin
Quarterfinalist
You Can Never Go BackLamar D. Vine
Quarterfinalist
Does Anybody Speak English?Cole Potter
Quarterfinalist
Around the WayTerry Pittman
Quarterfinalist
Lunch...Lunch...Lunch...Sally Clayton McCarthy
Quarterfinalist
Kaleidoscope of BlueConnie Barretta
Quarterfinalist
The Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-1806Edward Mackin
Quarterfinalist
Sanctuary RowLamar D. Vine

TV Script

14 recipients

AwardScript TitleAuthor
Award Winner
Hit MeAlex Brown
Finalist
Queen TomyBrian Baker
Semifinalist
Takin' It To The Streets - TV Pilot (Tony) 2nd Draft 1/22/2026William Szarka
Semifinalist
EmissaryBrian Baker
Semifinalist
The Fair GroundsChristopher Fritz
Quarterfinalist
Dangerous MindKelly Wiseman
Quarterfinalist
EcoCommand, A Galactic Guardian AdventureLarry Elmore
Quarterfinalist
The Red ListLawrence Bergman
Quarterfinalist
The Velinsk ExperimentMariana Salvati
Quarterfinalist
Terminus, A Galactic Guardian AdventureLarry Elmore
Quarterfinalist
One Day HireDavid Rattray
Quarterfinalist
KING OF MULLIGAN (TV PILOT)Iain Anderson
Quarterfinalist
Malibu Med and the $weet $mell of MoneyClive Taylor
Quarterfinalist
The Great Adventures of Pete and Paul Scone Ep.1: TankedNathan Scrivens

Short Script

10 recipients

AwardScript TitleAuthor
Award Winner
Paranormal Pete's Perfect PlanTL Olsen
Finalist
The Apology TourAmanda Cheung
Semifinalist
THE REVVERMike Hanson
Semifinalist
The Temptation of Holding TightOğuzhan Toker
Quarterfinalist
WHEN THE VEILS DANCETayebe Babaei
Quarterfinalist
ZANDAYacurtis harrison
Quarterfinalist
The WriterLamar D. Vine
Quarterfinalist
The Faery FolkGlyndwr Edwards
Quarterfinalist
Flashes of YouLamar D. Vine
Quarterfinalist
Stand UP, Speak OUT: Know Your Rights - To Marry or NotSusan Metz
About This Contest
CASH IS BACK at THE WIKI!...with new winners EVERY 30 DAYS! • BEST SCREENPLAY...$250 • BEST TV SCRIPT...$175 • BEST SHORT SCRIPT...$100 This is where EVERY ENTRY receives Full WGA Professional--and 100% GUARANTEED--Feedback (5-10 pages) with EVERY entry! Winning scripts go directly to leading Hollywood Literary Managers (this is how writers get repped!) The World's Fastest Screenplay Contest, created and managed 24/7 by WGA award-winning writers, producers, and directors (with more than 700 PRODUCED film and television credits). No "interns" or amateur readers to assess your hard work. All feedback and analysis is directly supervised by industry professionals who have been thoroughly vetted for their background as writers, studio development executives, or producers. The majority of our team hold advanced screenwriting degrees from leading university film schools; many can boast multiple produced credits on IMDB. Any script analysis our team delivers to you is GUARANTEED to help bring your script up to the professional and marketable level. If you don't agree that our analysis accomplishes that objective, simply let us know and we'll happily refund any and all fees you have paid. That's what we mean by GUARANTEED. Top-ranked for communication, response times, and personal attention! Now accepting entries for "Line Notes & Live Consultation" with a WGA award-winning writer producer/Senior Judge. (Limited to four entries per month.) The Wiki is the first screenplay contest to identify by name its senior judging panel (all seasoned industry pros!) and to let writers know "the insiders' Hollywood secret"...that the first ten pages of any script are the ones that REALLY count and can make or break your chances of making a sale. 10-page Contest Only Entry fee slashed by 30%: enter early for only $34! It all starts with the script...and the script starts with the first 10 pages. We quickly help writers discover the compelling "hook" that studios and producers are looking for. All submissions are read page-by-page, word-for-word. HOW TO ENTER Enter your first 10 pages to receive a complete analysis with individual scores in the principal elements of professional screenwriting that include concept, storyline, characters, dialogue, and pacing, with WINNERS ANNOUNCED AND PRIZES AWARDED EACH AND EVERY MONTH. Or... Enter your full script for free "Executive Level Studio Notes" and receive your PDF score sheet with 6-10 pages of professional Executive level notes covering all 10 primary screenplay elements, including concept, structure, storyline, characters, dialogue, pacing, tone, conflict, emotional response and sales/marketplace potential. EVERY WRITER submitting to The Wiki Screenplay Contest gets GUARANTEED written feedback and online recognition each month. All entries and writers are listed/promoted online. Winning scripts go directly to leading Hollywood Literary Managers. At each entry level: Every word of every submission is scored and analyzed according in the following categories: • Concept • Structure • Storyline • Characters • Dialogue • Pacing • Tone • Conflict • Emotional Response- Investment • Sales/Marketplace Potential Wiki's senior judges are seasoned industry professionals looking for the best writing talent to promote and inspire. It's all about the writing...and helping good writers become PAID writers. For more than three decades we have hired, mentored, and promoted writers to active film and television careers...we've helped many to achieve genuine superstar status as writers, producers, directors, and showrunners. At The Wiki, it doesn't matter who you are or where you are. We're dedicated to finding the very best writers without regard to gender, race, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, national origin, or citizenship. It's only about one thing: your writing.
Contest Rules
Screenplay contest material submitted to The Wiki Screenplay Contest is accepted via electronic submission only. Submissions must be in PDF file format, title ONLY in the PDF file name (no FULL CAPS or quotation marks in the title or in the writer's name). Credit, spelling and punctuation of writer names and script titles will be published as submitted at time of entry. Maximum acceptable page counts: Screenplay=130. TV Script=70. Short Film Script=30. There is no limit to the number of screenplay, teleplay, or short film scripts you may submit. Submitted script material must be received by midnight of each monthly deadline date and submission fee payment must accompany your material. All entry fees are non-refundable (because as soon as we receive your pages, we GO TO WORK.). Revisions, changes, or updates to existing entries require an additional entry. All prize awards must be claimed within 21 days of contest results announcement. Prizes not claimed within 21 days will be forfeited. Multiple entries are accepted. Submitting the same script pages for different levels of analysis is fine. In all cases, each entry or request for varying levels of analysis must be entered individually. When multiple levels of analysis are NOT entered individually, only the highest level of analysis will be provided with no refunds for other analysis services. Every page of Full Script Reading entries will be read. 10-page entry levels will be read through page 10 only with scoring based upon that reading only. Number scores are based on a scale of 1-10. All material submitted to these screenplay contests must be original, and all rights must be wholly owned by the writer(s). Public domain sources for material are acceptable. Screenplays and scripts must be submitted by the credited writer or an authorized representative. Screenplays and scripts written by writing teams must be submitted by one of the writers, with the consent of the other(s) or their representatives. If a screenwriting team is chosen as a winner, prizes will be given to the screenwriter submitting the project. Each team is responsible for dividing or sharing the prize money, with no direction from The Wiki Screenplay Contest administrators, staff, or judges. Scripts, outlines, treatments currently in production, under option or production financing agreements, or which have been produced prior to submission are ineligible for The Wiki or its professional feedback services. Entry fees for such submissions will not be refunded. By using our service, you authorize us to use any trusted third-party online and cloud-based services and databases for hosting, managing, and/or transmitting your submission file(s), including FilmFreeway. All copyright, ownership and derivative rights to the material submitted to The Wiki Screenplay Contest remains with the original rights holders and/or author. Plagiarized or non-original written materials will be disqualified. Prior winning Wiki scripts may not be entered in subsequent contests, but may receive additional levels of analysis and feedback as a re-submission. Scores, comments, and analyses are objectively presented and intended to be illustrative, instructive, and helpful in guiding the writer along a professional path. Scores and comments are in accordance with current professional film and television industry standards. Scores, comments, and analyses returned to writers may be adjusted, edited, or revised pursuant to a "second review" only as a new entry in the same contest period. No warranty is made, expressed, or implied regarding scores, comments, or analyses with respect to any materials submitted to the competition. Reviews and scoring are subjective. Submitting material to any Wiki contest or for analysis and scoring and commentary is solely at the risk of the writer and with the agreement of the writer that any such scores, analysis, and commentary will be accepted without protest by the writer as subjective and offered as the best professional opinion of the contest administrators and staff. Writers agree to accept scores, analysis, comments, and opinions without protest and hereby agree to refrain from issuing inflammatory responses or negative online reviews of any kind. Submitting Writers acknowledge that any and all written feedback and analysis commentary is subjectively presented and intended to be illustrative, instructive, and helpful in guiding the writer along a professional path. Scores and comments are in accordance with current professional film and television industry standards, but the writer accepts them as purely subjective pursuant to the judgment and opinion of the individual reader-analyst and agrees not to request, demand, or suggest an alternate, different, or revised written feedback; no guarantees of satisfaction on the part of the writer are expressed or implied. ELIGIBILITY All screenwriters, without regard to age, race, ethnicity, gender, country of origin, native language, or sexual preference at least 16 years of age are eligible. The screenplay, television script, or short film script material submitted must be in English. All screenplay, television script, or short film script material submitted to other competitions or contests is eligible. There are no limitations or restrictions as to the date of authorship of the submitted screenplay, television script, or short film materials. Screenplay, television script, or short film script material should be submitted in standard screenplay format, font, spacing, and margins. No limitations regarding title page content. The title and name of the screenwriter and contact information on the cover page are recommended. Adaptations of source material or other literary work must be properly referenced and credited. All screenplay, television script, or short film script material must be submitted electronically as a PDF digital file with only the TITLE of the script in the filename (no quotation marks, additional punctuation, or words in all CAPS). PUBLICITY-MARKETING Submission of written materials establishes each writer's consent to The Wiki Screenplay Contest LLC to the use of entrants' names, likenesses, photographs, and/or personal information for any and all future promotional purposes. 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Season Stats

127

Entries

126

Award Recipients

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