VOTING ENDED ON JULY 1, 2007

A logline is a one sentence summery of an entire script. Read more below:

HOW TO WRITE THE PERFECT "BIG AND CATCHY" BIG HOOK LOGLINE:

Click and Visit the sites below for more information:

• Two Adverbs Presents: "I WROTE A 120 PAGE SCRIPT BUT CAN’T WRITE A LOGLINE: THE CONSTRUCTION OF A LOGLINE" by Christopher Lockhart.
• Scriptologist - "The Logline: What It Is, Why You Need It, How To Write It."

CLICK HERE TO VOTE ON LOGLINES IN 2009's LOGLINE FESTIVAL sponsored by BSIDE.COM

Submission Form

The Logline Festival has come to an end.  To see the results and read reviews on your Loglines please Click Here.

LOGLINE FESTIVAL WINNER

(Free Entrance Fee into Screenplay Festival, ticket To The Great American Pitchfest, Free Script Analysis from "My Script Needs Help"):

THE SECOND STORY SANTA



THREE RUNNER UPS

(Free Entrance Fee and "Million Dollar Screenwriting" Ebook by Chris Soth):

ROXOFF RAD AND SOXOFF SUE
HAZARD PAY
DIFFERENT DRUMMERS



HONORABLE MENTIONS

(Discounted $15 Entrance Fee into Screenplay Festival):

KINGBIRD AND FRANKLIN
THE BRAVE
THE JEWELER'S WIFE
DO YOU TAKE THIS MAN
THE LAMB
DEVIL DOG
SNOWSHOE
CROSSING THE DOUBLE YELLOW
VISCERAL REACTION
FINDING PATIENCE
JOE SCHMOE'S PLOT
WALKABOUT
BLOOD STRIPE
STICK'EM UP!
CHROMOSOME 47
THE MIRACLE MAN
WRONG NUMBER
NAUGAHYDE MAN, THE
LEFTY
THE WALLFLOWER
SKUNK-BOY
RUNNING HEARTS
SHOOTING STARS

Thanks again to everyone for your support!

To submit a Screenplay to The Philadelphia Screenplay Festival email your screenplay as a .PDF file to phillyscriptfest@screenplayfest.com   and mail in an application/release form.  Click here for Application.
 

Best Reviewer Award (Winner of $20): Lois Wickstrom,  (reluctantspy@gmail.com, http://www.reluctantspy.com)

Best Reviewer Award Honorable Mention: Don Adams,  (getsmarty@hotmail.com)

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A logline is not protected from theft and cannot have a copyright. Ideas cannot have a copyright and are not protected from theft. However, screenplays are protected if they have a copyright and/or have been submitted to the writers guild (Writers Guild, East or Writers Guild, West). Therefore, if you have a written screenplay and have a copyright and submitted to the Writers Guild and you submit your logline to The Philadelphia Screenplay Festival, then you do not have to worry about theft since you have protected your screenplay. This is why we encourage writers to post their logline after you have finished and protected you screenplay.

If you submit a logline to the festival and do not have a finished screenplay by the start of the Screenplay Festival, then you will be removed from this year's festival.  You will be allowed to resubmit your logline into next year's festival - your votes will not carryover.

If your logline summery does not match your screenplay story then your screenplay will be removed from the festival and the entrance fee will be returned to you excluding a $10.00 removal fee.