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Logline Submission Form

We appreciate your interest in Philadelphia’s LoglineFest. Fill out the following Application and press Submit below. Feel free to submit multiple Loglines. You do not need to have a finished script to submit your Logline. We look forward to having your Logline in the competition!

Click HERE to read the Terms and Release Form.

If you would like to submit a screenplay, please CLICK HERE.

What is a Logline?

A logline is one or two sentences explaining what the story is and why it is unique. The purpose of a logline is to act as an advertising ”teaser” or like a news headline or a sales slogan. It hooks the reader into wanting to read your full story.

For examples and more on Loglines click HERE.

LOGLINE SUBMISSION CHECKLIST

Register on our website by CLICKING HERE.
Fill out the Application below.
Review a minimum of 15 loglines in our LoglineFest per submission. To review loglines, click HERE.
You will receive an email notifying you that your logline has been posted.

LOGLINEFEST APPLICATION

* Required

First and Last Name *

Country and State

Email Address *

Username (if applicable)

How Did You Hear About Us?

Screenplay Title *

Logline (one to two sentences) *

Choose a Category *

Film Reference (example: "Godfather" meets "Shark Tale") *

Check ONE: *

My Screenplay for this Logline is written.
My Screenplay for this Logline is NOT yet written.

Check ONE: *

My Logline is for a Feature Screenplay.
My Logline is for a Short Film.
My Logline is for a Sketch.
My Logline is for a Novel.
My Logline is for a Commercial.
My Logline is for a TV Pilot
Other:

Enter the link to your uploaded video pitch and we will include it to your post! (optional)

Write your Full Name on the following line. This Electronic Signature is legally binding and equal to an actual signature. This signature tells us that you have read and agree with the Terms and Release Form. A link to the Release Form is at the top of this page. *

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