Deadline March 1st

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2010 BlueCat Screenplay Competition

DEADLINE MARCH 1st

Every entrant receives script analysis

  • Winner receives $10,000
  • Four finalists receiving $1500 each.
  • The best screenplay from the UK will receive $2500.
  • The best screenplay outside the USA, Canada and the UK will eceive $2500.
  • The screenplay with the best title submitted by January 4th, as voted by the public, will receive $1000.

COMPETITION DEADLINE:

Regular Deadline: March 1, 2010 (Entry Fee $50)
Final Deadline: April 1, 2010 (Entry fee of $60)

Any screenplay submitted early and having received our early analysis can be resubmitted by April 1, 2010 for the reduced fee of $35.

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Winner of the 2009 BlueCat Screenplay Competition

Gladly McGee and the Damn Retarded F****t

by Jerry Mahoney


Two actors forge an unlikely friendship while playing offensive stock characters in the 1940s, then experience the ups and downs of Hollywood as it changes over the next 40 years.

Contact Jerry at gladlymcgee@yahoo.com



Jerry receives a check for $10,000 for winning BlueCat.
His script was selected from 3,229 submissions.
Congratulations, Jerry!
     
Interview with Jerry Mahoney, Part 1.


Interview with Jerry Mahoney, Part 2.


Our 2009 Finalists

Death Rattle by Chad Brian

deathrattlescript@gmail.com

Forced to kill a drug-sniffing dog, Nat Carter runs afoul of the Drieser brothers, making the dog the least of his problems.

      

Death and Taxes by Peter K. Hassan & Elisabeth Silverman Hassan

projectkafka@gmail.com

A Las Vegas IRS agent is forced to hunt down his deadbeat, scientist dad, sending him on an odyssey filled with monstrous insect people and living ghosts from his tragic childhood.
 

Two Rabbits by Mario de la Garza & Carlos de la Garza

mesquitelands@gmail.com

Two cowhands toil on a remote south Texas ranch when they find a mysterious old man lost in the brush; as campfires crackle and coyotes howl, the old man talks of buried treasure but instead unearths the cowhands' deepest fears and stages their doom.

      

Honky's Ladder by Lonas Taylor

Itseldomseen@gmail.com

At the height of Prohibition, an alcoholic federal agent works undercover to bring down Black Legion bootleggers.
 

2009 Complete Results











Our 2005 Winners, Andy Stock and Rick Stempson, have their second produced screenplay opening at theaters August 14th.

Make sure to watch the trailer (including the Redband) at the official site.

Congrats Andy and Rick!
 

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